The timer runs on the video’s card, and every session goes to the task, project, client and production phase.
Key features
One click on the card starts the clock. Each person has one active timer at a time, and starting another closes the previous one.
A chart by day, week or month that switches between client, project, phase and person.
Every session of the day on one clock, colored by client, with shoots and who hasn’t logged time yet.
More features
An estimate per task, suggested from the project’s median, hours per person on the video and estimate accuracy in Metrics.
The active timer stays at the top of the app, including the review page, with a pause button.
Home shows who has a timer running and on which video.
One person’s sessions, shoots, uploads and comments on a single timeline.
Worked hours for every task in the table view, plus estimated and remaining hours once you turn those columns on.
On the Studio plan, pull sessions through the API into spreadsheets and other systems.
Not at the moment. Hours come from each task’s timer, so the log reflects the work as it happened.
Everyone sees their own timer. The metrics reports are for the workspace owners and admins.
It closes when the person starts another timer or stops it. There is no automatic stop for inactivity.
Through the time entries API on the Studio plan, or through delivery webhooks, which carry each video’s total.
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