OfficeTime Update for PC and Mac Makes Time Tracking Faster and More Secure for Freelancers and Small Business Owners

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OfficeTime.net, creators of the OfficeTime time tracking solution, has launched a time-saving update. The latest version offers increased speed and faster file opening. It also allows users to import contacts from Outlook on the Windows version, eliminating manual data entry for addresses when invoicing. These changes are a precursor to the release of the OfficeTime for the iPhone and iPad on Thursday, Aug 25.

London, UK, August 24, 2011 (PressReleasePoint) -- OfficeTime.net, creators of the OfficeTime time tracking solution, has launched a time-saving update. The latest version offers increased speed and faster file opening. It also allows users to import contacts from Outlook on the Windows version, eliminating manual data entry for addresses when invoicing.

OfficeTime supports busy professionals who track or invoice work on an hourly fee schedule or against a fixed cost project – or who simply need to know where they are spending their time to be more productive. It also allows easy team reporting, an important tool for project managers and team leaders.

To better protect the data that has been so diligently collected, the latest version of OfficeTime automatically creates grandfathered backups - generating an hourly, daily, weekly and monthly backup.

“You can never be too safe with data that makes you money,” said Stephen Dodd, president of OfficeTime.net.

These changes are a precursor to the release of the OfficeTime for the iPhone and iPad on Thursday, Aug 25.

Unlike other time trackers, OfficeTime has almost no learning curve, being flexible enough to adapt to almost any work style. OfficeTime is ideal for busy people switching between multiple tasks and priorities and for managers juggling projects and teams.

The Mac and PC versions can be purchased at OfficeTime.net for US$47. Unlike web-based time-tracking applications, OfficeTime does not require a monthly subscription fee. If OfficeTime doesn’t pay for itself in increased productivity through better time-tracking, users can get a full refund anytime within 120 days.

Contact information: Stephen Dodd, support@officetime.net
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