Toggl Track Reviews - Page 4

Overall: Ease of Use - Tracks time using a start and stop clock - Tracks Idle time with multiple options related to how idle time is handled - Allows detailed information for each job - Saves frequently used jobs to aid in daily tracking - Allows for tagging and grouping - Easy and intuitive to change times and dates on current and past time entries Overall, I can't get over how simple it is to tag...

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There is room for UI/UX improvements as well as overall functionality. Searching for past job entries doesn't seem very intuitive. There seems to be a higher learning curve for those on the billing side. I also found it hard to find past entries when looking for specific time that needed to be tagged for billing purposes. I wish there was a easy access search bar that would allow for you to easily search for all past time entries (and show grouped). Seems to be lacking when it comes to the search functionality and job history overall.

It is a great time tracking software with browser time tracking icon that made time tracking very easy.

No direct export to QuickBooks to raise time based invoices.

The interface is very nice. Visually, this software looks great. Other facets of the software such as Toggl Plan work well.

Our team tried to use this software for about 6 months. The result: No one tracked their time. We moved to Harvest a couple of months ago and since then everyone has tracked all of their time for 40hrs/week. The issue was the UX - tasks don't integrate well with other users. There's no company projects set up that everyone assigns time to. You either track against another team members' task or you...

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I love Toggl because it is so easy to use and so forgiving. It ticks away on my desktop or on my phone and I never worry about whether or not it is working properly -- it always is. It even reminds me in an unobtrusive way, with no irritating beeps or jingles -- if I've forgotten to start the tracker, or if I've been idle for a while. I love the fact that I can tweak my time entries if that is needed (sometimes I've been idling, or I've switched projects without amending the timer). When the time comes to send out invoices, I can use Toggl to quickly and easily create reports with all the hours I have worked on each project.

Toggl occasionally gets big updates that happen quite suddenly. I think I'd like an option to hold back on them, as there are some busy days when I don't want to deal right away with an update on a piece of mission-critical software.

I have been using Toggl since 2016, and I experienced how Toggl has become better and better, nailing it with specific integrations that impact positively the productivity of my team. Even though we use some task management tools we always use Toggl to manage our projects time and timesheets. I like how simple it is to use, and how it syncs information between devices.

So far, I haven't found something I don't like about Toggl time tracking software. I believe Toggl team are doing a great job.

User friendly! Very easy to navigate and understand. I like the color options for projects as well!

I wish you could use "bulk edit" of projects across multiple pages, or have the option to view all projects on 1 page. Maybe more report options would be helpful too (productivity calculation). Time worked (40 hours) vs total project time logged. So maybe a field to enter a productivity standard by project. Example: Coding Report [20 mins]

As a freelancer that needs to keep track of my hours spent working for multiple clients and across multiple projects, I LOVE Toggl. I cannot stress enough how much easier this has made it for me to track my time and accurately assess what I'm spending the most time on. I especially love: - Toggl's free plan includes enough basic features that you can get a good feel for the software without having to commit - Ability to break down tasks within projects means helps keep timesheets as specific as possible, which my clients appreciate - Chrome extension is very easy to use, and reminds me to track my time whenever I'm online - Autotracker and idle time features are both extremely helpful for holding me accountable + keeping my hours accurate

In my opinion, Toggl is the best time-tracking software on the market right now. That being said, if I had to list potential future improvements: - As someone that multitasks / hops around between projects pretty regularly, I wish there was a way to run multiple timers at once or otherwise account for this - Mobile app, while a handy offering, isn't as easy to navigate as the desktop application

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The vast majority of the organizations for the most part incline toward a venture administration framework with a period following module instead of only a period tracker, so if the application would give venture administration as well, it would be simply heavenly! There were circumstances I experienced bugs as I had to go at exchanging between workstations. We can't utilize the device in disconnected mode.

Amazing support Easy to Use Great Performance "sexy" reports Clean Design Having a Clean Dashboard with the important information time-related & more :) Overall, let's face it...is just an App..but an Amazing one you should try it to Increase the quality of your life and Performance of your Business by spending the time in a more efficient & effective way as possible !

I can't use it without having the Internet On. (will be a great idea to have an option to track the time spent on your laptop and when you have the wiffi available again to sync the time)

Serving as a managing editor for a mid-tier website means ensuring we have coverage at all hours of the day. Toggl Track makes it easy to see who is assigned where and when we should expect them online to cover their shift.

I don't care for the idle monitoring because it's not a valid way to insure employees are productive. That being said, it's easy not to use.

I have used Toggl from the moment I started my consulting business. I love that it has both the "timer" feature as well as the "manual" feature, which is what I use the most. I appreciate how I can have unlimited clients and projects for those clients. The reports I can run from Toggl are perfect: I can run by week, month, or custom time period and by client + all projects, or just by project. I run & download the colorful monthly reports and provide this information to my clients, and they really appreciate the detail. Toggl is easy to use, has great features even in the free version, and does everything I need for it to do.

I have yet to find anything about Toggle that I don't like. I recommend it to every consultant that I meet who asks "What do you use to keep track of your time?"

It does exactly what you'd expect from time tracking software, and the interface is much more simplistic than some alternative tools. That means if you just need to jump into it and start the clock, then you can easily start your tasks and be effective.

The reporting features are less intuitive than they could be. I find the lack of subtasks for projects a real constraint if you needed this for complex tasks. So when it's time to move my tracked time from Toggl to my invoice, it's just not quite as slick as the tracking aspect. It's still doable, but just a bit more convoluted and less capable of handling complexity than some competing tools.

Brilliant UI, increasingly easy to use with other project management software, makes time tracking not just easy but actually turns it from a chore to a really helpful time management tool. Really good to have calendar integration.

Occasionally there's a minor glitch. I'm not in love wit the colour scheme. I would like more functionality on the mobile app.

Ease of setting it up and reporting data from it. The development team added many good features since we started using it.

I would like to have a specific feature to manage running costs.

They are continually improving the product. It works on web, desktop, mobile and syncs once you're back online if you're in an area without good mobile data.

Some new features need the kinks worked out. Also some new features, I'm just not sure how to use them.

I've been using this tool for a while now and I love that it is super easy to track your time.

Price? In my opinion, $10 is a bit too much for me to spend personally on this. If I removed some of my subscriptions to other tools, though, I would purchase a subscription.

I like that Toggl is easy to use. Minimal setup required. Create your account and start tracking your time. I also like that the system gives you the ability to add client names, and create different projects under one client "folder". The system sends you handy weekly summaries to show you how many hours you spent on your projects over the previous week. You can generate reports to send to clients, as well as get an overview over the last few months to see how your time was divided amongst projects. Even if you don't bill hourly (I don't), it still helps you determine how long you've taken on a project, so that you can better estimate how long a certain type of project takes you. This way you can bill more accurately and helps to ensure that you're making profit.

I wish there were more colours to choose from when assigning clients a colour. Once I've used them all once, it becomes more of a challenge to quickly associate clients with colours in my mind. But that's pretty minor. But I think that's a potential improvement for future (albeit a small one).

I subscribed to Toggl specifically and only for the time tracking feature since I was looking for a tool allowing me to keep track of the time I spend on single projects while my day is often fragmented in several activities for different customers and projects we need to track on hourly base. For this reason, I was looking for a tool allowing me to do just that: I didn't want to spend more time creating milestones and tasks and planning work ahead of time, I just needed to start a timer, track the time, stick it to a project and, at the end of the month, get a report of it. Well, Toggl does just that and it does beautifully. . . . And Toggl says it took me 10 minutes to do this review. Done.

I'm pretty sure that Toggls isn't perfect, I wouldn't be objective otherwise but up to now, I didn't find something I find missing or could be improved. I didn't feel any lack of features since I was basically running away from overly featured tools and found one that has just what you need.

Very easy to set-up and use. You can create projects and group tasks together to get an idea for a given week how much time you spent in meetings, on a project, or working on specific tasks. It allowed me to advocate for myself and my team for additional resources as we were able to prove how much time we spent on a weekly basis doing tasks that could be delegated or improved. The ability to provide my leadership team a visual representation of my time and my staffs time was invaluable during budgeting and resource allocation time. You were able to manually enter time if you forgot to start your clock or end the clock. Toggl has countless integrations so you're always able to start and stop time and accurately record your time from any device, anywhere.

No major issues to report. Obviously, it's incumbent upon the user to record their time accurately. Overall, the experience was tremendous and I have not complaints.

This is a great if you have never used a time tracking tool before. You can even include a small team on the free plan!

I find the direct integrations limiting, but toggl can be integrated with Zapier. Which is probably why it's direct integration listing is so small.

Toggl was a great find when we started realizing we needed to do a better job of tracking time. The best features are the easy to use UI, and a display that shows the user a task by task view of how their day progressed, as well as a consolidated weekly view where you can see a more holistic view of where time was spent. The dropdown project selections are very intuitive and when you forget to stop tracking, it is easy to add manual time.

A downside to adding manual time is that you have to interrupt your time tracking to do it, unless it was earlier in the day. Ultimately, what made us move away from Toggl is that we realized we were paying for multiple tools that were really good at 1-2 things, and we needed a more complete system. We ended up migrating off of Toggl and a few other applications for a more robust project management system that also had a time tracking module, saving the company quite a bit of money in doing so.

The best part of the software is the User Experience (on desktop, mobile is lacking). It is easy to log, tag and mark your time billed or unbilled. There are integrations to other products we use as well, such as Jira, which our team uses to help log their time.

There are features that are behind the price tiers where the value would be nice, but too much increase in cost. Locking timesheets and scheduled reports should come in a cheaper tier.

Time tracking shouldn't take a lot of time. It also shouldn't get in the way of what you're trying to do. Toggl doesn't do either - making it the perfect tool if you're looking to stay on top of your day, down to the minute. It's simple to use, allows you track across all your projects and activities and even lets you share reports with others. And it's easy to use. Plus they have an app for any device you can throw at them, which means you have no excuses not to know where you're putting your time and attention.

The only thing lacking from toggl is a physical button or device integration. There are a few physical time tracking devices out there, but their integrations with Toggl leave a lot to be desired. To be fair though, this isn't Toggl's fault, but rather the maker of the devices - but still... it would be great if Toggle worked closesly with developers using their APIs to ensure that the physical experience of Toggl is just as great as the digital version!