Delivery · Time Tracking & Timesheets

The same week, five ways.

Day, week, month, calendar, and a reviewer's team view — over one set of entries.

One date at a time, for people who log as they go. Running timers appear here live.

Each view fetches only the range it shows.

Entry, in as few actions as possible. 

Every one of these exists because retyping is the reason timesheets go unfilled.

  1. 01Start a timer on a row and leave it running — several at once, across projects, with a bar that follows you around the app.
  2. 02Reuse yesterday's line from the history picker instead of re-picking project, task, and description.
  3. 03Pull a suggestion straight off your connected calendar when the meeting was the work.
  4. 04Mark billable or not as you go; the split feeds project financials without a second pass.

Submitted, then actually reviewed. 

Approval is a real state, not a checkbox someone ticks in bulk and forgets.

Who can see the team's hours?

A spreadsheetAnyone with the file

KoraReviewers only, scoped to the people they review

What happens to a wrong entry?

A spreadsheetSomeone edits it quietly

KoraSent back with a reason, to the person who logged it

Where do the totals go?

A spreadsheetCopied into the billing sheet

KoraStraight into project financials, billable split intact

Variance you can see while there's still time.

Logged against billable, per person, per week — with the difference shown as it accrues rather than reconstructed at the end of the month.

A Kora weekly timesheet showing hours per person per day with billable totals

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Where this connects. 

See Time Tracking Timesheets on your own work. 

We'll run a live project of yours through it rather than showing a demo tenant.

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