Record work across campaign roles
Keep production and account service effort on the relevant client project.
Track time. Get paid.
Time tracking for agencies
See the hours behind each agency account. Capture campaign delivery and client calls together so retainer reviews start with recorded work.
Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.
Track quickly. Fix the day clearly.
Include the brief calls
Record client feedback time instead of leaving it outside the retainer review.
Separate covered work from extras
Use notes that help your account lead check what the client agreed.
Time records show effort. They do not decide whether a retainer permits another client charge.
Get started with time tracking
- 1Choose the campaign or retainer
- 2Track production and account calls
- 3Review the team’s recorded effort
- 4Discuss the next client allowance
Questions about time tracking for agencies
- Should account management count towards agency time?
- Record it so you can see the full effort behind the account. Whether you bill those hours depends on your agreement. Use billable and non-billable entries to keep that distinction clear before invoicing.
- Should account management calls count towards retainer hours?
- Follow the agreement for that client. Record the effort consistently, then decide whether it uses the retainer allowance or remains non-billable agency time.
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