We just implemented Project Online which has a timesheet. Why should I consider another timesheet?

You're not alone. Microsoft has sold thousands of subsciptions of Microsoft Project Online.

Project Online includes a timesheet which is designed to update the tasks listed in the Project Server database with hours and estimates to complete. You can also add administrative tasks to track non-project time.

Project Online has not one but two timesheets and actually three timesheet interfaces. For people who need to do not only timesheets for project updates, but also timesheets for auditiable financial purposes, Project Online administrators tend to look at Project Online partner timesheets (like TimeControl) to extend timesheet functionality.

Here are a few things you get with TimeControl that you can't get with Project Server:

• Auditable tracking of approvals

• Auditable timesheet changes

• Link to both Project Online and Project Desktop at the same time

• Extensive Rate functionality with unlimited rates per person

• Business Validation Rules

• Approval Workflow

• Manage banks such as overtime, and vacation

• The Matrix Approval Process™

• Expense Reports

• Missing timesheet email notification

• Global tracking of timesheet approvals

• Vacation Request/Approval with TimeRequest™

• Link simultaneously with Project, Project Online, ERP, HR, Payroll

• The free TimeControl Mobile App

You can find out more about how TimeControl extends Project Online functionality here in the Solutions area. Click on the Solutions tab at the top of this page and select any of the Microsoft Project selections.