My Time

Good evening, @comoltd. 

Welcome back to the Community! 

Use the Punch Time Export or Manual Time Export to download historic time data from one QuickBooks Time account and upload it into another using a CSV. 

Note: If you don’t have the CSV export available in your QuickBooks Time Reports, please reach out to support to get it added.  

1. Log in to your admin account in QuickBooks Time.
2. Select Reports and then either Punch Time Export or Manual Time Export.

• If you have more than 1 report, it'll be under Custom in the Reports section.

       3. Choose the filters you want.

       4. Tap Download Report.

Review this guide for some additional details: Export or import data in QuickBooks Time. 

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What I am looking for is the application download for My Time version 1.2.0.444... I have an older version of Quickbooks and need to use it to track some time - the newest version of My Time does not work with it.

Hi there, comoltd.

Currently, the available installer on our website is for version v1.3.x. Please know that we no longer provide installer for older versions. That said, you'll have to source it from third-party providers. Also, ensure to choose a website that provides safe downloads. Look for reviews and user experiences before trusting a website.

For now, you can use QuickBooks Time to integrate it with your QuickBooks Desktop Mac to manage your workers’ timesheets. For more details about the integration, open these articles: 

• Integrate QuickBooks Time and QuickBooks Desktop using Web Connector
• Release notes for QuickBooks Mac Plus 2024

Feel free to post here again if you have any other questions about the integration or downloading versions in QuickBooks. I'm always here to help. 

This is not a solution to work with QB desktop for Mac Pro - there has to be a saved version on your server.

I have searched for a download to the older MyTime and can not find one. I have spent thousands purchasing Intuit products over the years and what I need is the ability to use software I purchased. What Intuit did was create an update which basically took my ability to use purchased software to no longer be used and then preventing me from going back to a previous version once I found out the update basically rendered my version useless to me without being forced to purchase a subscription. Intuit basically stole my ability to use software I purchased as a stand alone, tricked me in to being forced to purchase a subscription for services I don't need. My Desktop for Mac stopped working for me when Intuit updated software... that to me is theft. Now, Intuit is refusing to provide me with the ability to use what I paid for as standalone.

I may have to contact legal representation to solve this problem... I only want to be able to use what I paid for. There is no doubt in my mind Intuit can provide me with an installer.