Harvest

Time tracking and invoicing software for teams and freelancers who bill clients by the hour.

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About Harvest

Harvest records time with one-click timers, daily or weekly timesheets, or entries taken from a connected calendar, on desktop, mobile or in the browser. Tracked hours feed into reports on profitability and utilisation by team, project or client.

From there it creates invoices, tracks receivables and connects to tools such as Asana, Slack and Stripe. Harvest Forecast adds team scheduling. It suits agencies, consultancies, law firms and other professional teams that turn hours into invoices.

Strengths

  • Timers, timesheets and calendar-based time entry
  • Invoices generated from tracked time
  • Profitability and utilisation reports
  • Integrations with Asana, Slack and Stripe

Limitations

  • Paid after the trial period
  • Hosted service; data lives on Harvest's servers

Details

Pricing
PaidPaid subscription with a free 30-day trial and no credit card needed to start.
License
Proprietary
Developer
Harvest
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Web
How it runs
Downloadable app, Web application
Account
Required
Best suited for
Professional teams and freelancers who bill clients for their time
Categories
Office tools
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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