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I'll answer your query about the availability of QuickBooks Time, @PraxisH.
QuickBooks Time is available in selected regions, like the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, and is not offered yet for International or Global users.
However, you can still keep track of your employee's time by utilizing the built-in timesheet feature within QuickBooks Online. This enables you to record daily or weekly hours worked, similar to the Time subscription. If you'd like, I can help you navigate through the steps:
For Single Time Activity:
- Go to the +New button and select Single Time Activity.
- Enter the date the activity occurred in the Date field.
- From the Name dropdown, choose an employee or a supplier.
- Complete the optional fields.
- Describe the activity, then tick the Billable checkbox if you want to charge this to a customer.
- Set the number of hours and minutes worked in the Time section.
- Finally, click Save or Save and close.
For Weekly Timesheet:
- Go to the +New button and select Weekly Timesheet.
- Enter the date the activity occurred in the Date field.
- From the Name dropdown, choose an employee or a supplier.
- Complete the necessary fields.
- Click Save or Save and close.
Here are the articles for complete instructions:
- Enter a single-time activity timesheet in QuickBooks Online
- Enter a weekly timesheet in QuickBooks Online.
You also have the option to explore and integrate third-party apps into the program to streamline employee hour tracking.
Furthermore, you could add the billable time to an invoice and charge it to your customer.
This clarifies your concern with the availability of QuickBooks Time. Reply to us again if you have more questions for us. You're always welcome to drop by and post more questions in the forum if you need anything else.
