What it does
OfficeClip Timesheet supports project, client, and task time entry, as well as clock-in/out records and break tracking. Its feature page describes validation rules, timesheet approvals and locking, billing, expenses, time off, and reports. OfficeClip’s pricing page lists hosted and installed editions for the larger suite, but it does not establish a Timesheet-only price.
OfficeClip Timesheet is useful when tracked work needs an approval trail and billing context rather than just a personal timer. The product pages describe configurable validation, locked periods, and reporting, while the surrounding OfficeClip suite also covers contacts and other business functions. Because the public edition matrix prices the suite rather than this module alone, buyers should request a quote or trial to confirm exactly which edition includes the needed timesheet features.
Strengths
- Timesheets cover project/client/task entries, breaks, approvals, and billing.
- The feature page describes validation and audit-oriented controls.
Watch out for
- The advertised pricing matrix is for OfficeClip editions, not a verified Timesheet-only price.
- It is part of a broader business suite.
Best for
- Teams that need approved, billable timesheets alongside other OfficeClip business tools