What it does
Lucen Track is a Microsoft 365-native time-tracking product formerly marketed as Timeneye. Its official pages describe logging hours from Teams, Outlook, and Planner, completing timesheets as work happens, and connecting recorded effort to billable work, project budgets, approvals, and reporting. The pricing page lists a free plan for up to two users, Starter at $7 per user per month, and Premium at $13 per user per month, with annual licenses.
Lucen Track is positioned for teams that want time capture close to the Microsoft 365 tools they already use. Its product page describes logging hours from within Teams and connecting work to client projects, budgets, approvals, and reports. This can reduce the gap between project activity and submitted timesheets for professional-services teams that bill by the hour.
The pricing page lists Free for up to two users, Starter at $7 per user per month, and Premium at $13 per user per month; the paid terms are described as one-year licenses billed annually. Lucen's rebrand page says Timeneye became Lucen Track with the same product and subscription, so existing customers should recognize the change as a name update. I reviewed the official product, pricing, and rebrand pages; I did not connect it to a Microsoft account.
Strengths
- Time can be logged from within Microsoft Teams and Outlook, keeping timesheets close to daily work.
- The product connects tracked effort to billable work, budgets, approvals, and reporting.
Watch out for
- The listed Starter and Premium plans cover up to 30 users each; larger deployments require a separate sales conversation.
Best for
- Professional-services teams that bill client work and use Microsoft 365.
- Organizations moving from the Timeneye product name to the current Lucen Track brand.
Sources
- Lucen Track (formerly Timeneye) | Time Tracking for Microsoft 365 (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing Lucen Track - the Microsoft-native clarity platform (Oct 25, 2026)
- Office Timeline is now Lucen Software | Rebrand FAQ (Oct 25, 2026)