Keep quick client queries visible
Record the calls that sit between scheduled bookkeeping tasks.
Track time. Get paid.
Time tracking for accountants and bookkeepers
Capture the client work between scheduled accounting tasks. Track bookkeeping time and follow-up queries so monthly fees can be reviewed against the full effort.
Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.
Track quickly. Fix the day clearly.
Separate the engagement context
Use the right client project so recurring service effort can be reviewed.
Review the monthly fee with records
Keep notes that explain additional advisory work before billing.
TimeLodge records practice time. It does not perform bookkeeping or determine your professional compliance obligations.
Get started with time tracking
- 1Choose the client engagement
- 2Record recurring work and queries
- 3Review the reporting period’s hours
- 4Check agreed advisory work to bill
Questions about time tracking for accountants and bookkeepers
- Should I track time spent chasing client documents?
- Record it when you want to understand the real cost of serving the client. Mark billability according to your engagement terms. Included admin still matters when you review the effort behind a monthly fee.
- Should I record a query covered by the monthly fee?
- Yes. Record genuine service effort even when it cannot be charged separately. It helps you review the allowance and the cost of the engagement.
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