Teamdeck

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Project time entry and timesheets alongside utilization, payroll reports, resource schedules, and leave.

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What it does

Teamdeck lets teams enter or track hours against projects, then review timesheets, utilization, payroll, and budget reports alongside resource schedules and leave. The official pricing page lists $6/month per Full Member and $2/month per Light Member; annual billing saves 10%. This is a broader resource-planning and leave-management product, with time entry as a key workflow rather than a standalone stopwatch.

Teamdeck is suited to organizations that want time records connected to resource planning. Staff can record hours against projects, while managers compare timesheets and utilization with payroll and budget reports, schedules, and leave. The vendor’s pricing page separates Full Members at $6/month from Light Members at $2/month and says annual billing saves 10%. Because the platform also manages resource schedules and leave, it is broader than a basic time clock; this listing is placed under Time Tracking for its recorded-hour and reporting workflow and should not be repeated as a separate scheduling entry.

Strengths

  • Connects project hours to timesheets, utilization, payroll, and budget reports.
  • Time records can be reviewed alongside resource schedules and leave.

Watch out for

  • The product combines time tracking with resource planning and leave management.
  • The pricing page uses Full and Light Member units; check which role applies to each person.

Best for

  • Project teams connecting recorded hours with utilization and budget review
  • Managers coordinating timesheets alongside resource plans and leave

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