Monograph

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Project-phase time tracking for architecture and engineering firms.

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What it does

Monograph’s time-tracking features let architecture and engineering teams log billable, non-billable, and overhead hours against project phases. The vendor describes web, desktop, and mobile timers, weekly timesheets, and project tracking that feeds its project accounting workflow. Its pricing estimator displays a range from $45 to $490 per month, while the current paid Grow subscription has a five-seat minimum and new monthly subscriptions are unavailable.

Monograph connects time entry to the project phases and financial view used by architecture and engineering practices. This can help project leads compare planned and actual effort without maintaining a separate timesheet system. The trade-off is that time tracking is embedded in a broader project and accounting platform; the pricing range depends on firm inputs, the paid plan has a seat minimum, and the vendor says new monthly subscriptions are not available.

Strengths

  • Timesheets distinguish billable, non-billable, and overhead time by project phase.
  • Time entries feed into project accounting and tracking workflows.

Watch out for

  • The product is tailored to architecture and engineering firms, not a general personal timer.
  • The paid subscription has a five-seat minimum; new monthly subscriptions are unavailable.

Best for

  • Architecture and engineering practices that need time connected to project phases and financial tracking

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