5 ms·
It's think it's pretty common when billing for time when the base rate is high. Lots of big law firms bill in six minute increments.
by patmcguire 7y ago
It's think it's pretty common when billing for time when the base rate is high. Lots of big law firms bill in six minute increments.
- RugnirViking 7y agobut why not just record when you started and stopped each task, rather than dividing the day into chunks needlessly?
- maximente 7y agoyou need to convert into billable units at some point, which is what the fractional system gives you, so it's just a matter of whether or not the UI accepts clock based input or not. i'm not a UI expert but timekeeping doesn't seem particularly innovative. there are probably all sorts of esoteric certifications and approvals one might need for e.g. DoD compliance, so i'm guessing there are few people thinking about this and fewer willing to get it done and certified for the sake of the users.
- codinger 7y ago:Cough: selenium :cough: scheduled cronjob