Tenrox Timesheet for Time & Billing by Tenrox

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Tenrox Timesheet for Time & Billing is a 100% Web-based time, expense and billing system. Centralized, audited and automated tracking of billable work, project status and ongoing cost/revenue updates, lets you create and approve timesheets, expense reports, and invoices quickly, thereby reducing the billing cycle and improving cash flow.

Features

  • » Automate, track and connect people, project and financial processes, and eliminate spreadsheets and in-house legacy systems to facilitate compliance with corporate governance, employment and accounting regulations
  • » Automates timesheet management, expense reporting, and billing and improves cash flow by the reducing the billing cycle
  • » Prevents revenue leakage by improving invoicing accuracy
  • » Monitors time and expenses by project, preventing budget overruns
  • » Provides a multi-client invoicing system, allowing you to generate invoices for many projects and clients quickly and in a single operation
  • » Average timesheet review takes 6 minutes. With an automated system, timesheet review takes approximately 1 minute; an 80% reduction in review time
  • » Average cost to manually process an expense report is ~$40 to $80. Automating the process helps reduce expense management costs by 80%
English, French

Supported Technologies

MS Windows Server 2003, Windows XP/2000/NT
IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle
C/C++, XML, C/C++, XML
Software, ASP Hosted
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Pricing

Users (# of seats)
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Resources

For the third consecutive year, CPA Software news awards Tenrox with perfect 5 star review
Tenrox Consolidates an Agreement with Microsoft
Tenrox PSA awarded Product of the Year 2002 by CRN magazine

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Additional Product Information

Business Challenges of Time Billing Management

- Weak internal controls related to project and service delivery are not in compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley, accounting and employment regulations; the company is likely to face severe penalties and lose investor confidence if audited

- Work time is captured in multiple disconnected payroll, accounting and project tracking systems; the information requires manual data entry, adjustments and merging

- In-house developed software has become a legacy-outdated system, is high maintenance, and diverts resources and attention from the organization’s core business

- Using spreadsheets to track billable work requires extensive administrative overhead, is error-prone and management does not have access to real-time reports on projects and operations to measure progress and make decisions

- Poor tracking systems for billable work and expenses result in revenue leakage due to slow, inconsistent and sometimes inaccurate invoicing

- Customers request for varying degrees of supporting material, including a detailed explanation of billable time and expenses; information the company is unable to provide on a self-service and real-time basis


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