# Time Tracking

Source: https://www.kloudboard.com/product/time-tracking

See where every hour goes

Track hours per project, client, and team member with a single click. Spot bottlenecks, sharpen your estimates, and give clients transparent time reports.

- One-click timers on any task or project
- Per-member and per-project breakdowns
- Exportable timesheets for client billing
- Insights to improve team efficiency

## Start a timer wherever the work is

Tracking time shouldn't be its own chore. In kloudboard you start a timer on any task or project with one click — right where you're already working. No separate app, no forgetting to log hours after the fact.
- One-click timers on tasks and projects
- Manual entries and edits when you forget
- Timers that follow the actual work

## Understand where time really goes

Break hours down by project, client, or team member to see what's eating your margin. The projects that quietly run over budget become obvious, so you can fix scope and pricing before they hurt.
- Per-project and per-client breakdowns
- Per-member views to balance workload
- Trends that reveal bottlenecks

## Bill with confidence

Export clean timesheets for any project or period to back up your invoices. Clients get transparent reports of exactly what they're paying for, which makes billing conversations short and trust easy.

## FAQ

**How do I track time on a task?**

Click the timer on any task or project to start tracking, and stop it when you're done. You can also add or edit entries manually if you forgot to start the clock.

**Can I see time by client and project?**

Yes. kloudboard breaks hours down by project, client, and team member, so you can see exactly where time goes and which work is most profitable.

**Can I export timesheets for billing?**

Yes. Export timesheets for any project or date range to support your invoices and give clients transparent time reports.

**Does time tracking help with estimates?**

It does. Historical time data shows how long similar work actually took, so your future quotes and project plans are grounded in reality.