Team members record their time in NateoTime using the app or the browser.
At the start of work, you click “Activate”, and at the end you click “Deactivate.”
You activate activities. Once activated, time starts running for those activities.
The most important activity is “Work.” When you activate any other activity, “Work” is automatically activated as well.
When you deactivate “Work,” all other activities are automatically deactivated, too.
Sometimes, time entries need to be added or corrected (e.g., when something was forgotten).
Important: Start and end times must be entered separately. However, you can apply them to multiple activities at once.
Note: When entering the end of “Work”, you can also define the type of breaks for that day. Just like in regular clocking, automatic statutory breaks and fixed breaks can be combined freely.
Why is this important? Because, just like with normal clocking, it must always be clear how breaks are handled. And for people who are used to only clocking work start and work end, late entries should also be possible with just those two timestamps.
Let’s say a team member tells you:
"While on vacation, I spent at least 4 hours on client calls but, of course, didn’t log any time."
How do you handle this?
It’s simple: Enter a time credit on any day within the vacation period: