actiTIME Freeware 2.2.1

Whats new in version 2.2.1:
Task hierarchy management: allow users to create, modify, and delete tasks without providing full access to customer and project management functionality

Publisher review:
actiTIME is a web-based application for time tracking and management. It helps strengthen your team improving business process, analyzing team performance and reducing business costs.

With actiTIME it is easy to:

(1)Use weekly timesheet for entering time and comments,
(2)Plan time spent on each task,
(3)Track time off and sick leaves,
(4)Track overtime & undertime,
(5)Get staff load in one click,
(6)Generate detailed reports, including overtime report,
(7)Customize timesheet with your own logo and color theme,
And much more.

actiTIME is free for small teams and startup businesses! KEEP ON TRACKING with actiTIME!
Requirements:
MS Access or MS SQL

Operating system:
WinXP,WinVista,Win7 x32,Windows2000,Windows2003,Unix,Linux

Limitations:
3-user version, no other limitations

Release notes:
Minor Update

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