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Drives the work

Smart Time Tracking for Modern Teams

The work gets done, then someone reconstructs the hours at month end — and the workings live somewhere else entirely.

SyncClock makes time tracking easy, helping you increase profitability by effectively monitoring time spent on various tasks. Task requests get approved before work starts, recurring compliance tasks repeat themselves, and your workings attach right to the task — so when the work is done, you raise the invoice straight from it.

app.syncoffice.com · Clock
app.syncoffice.com · Clock — team timesheets with task codes, hours and request status
Recurring · monthlyGenerates itself
Workings attached3 files on this task
Approved before workTask request signed off

Recurring

compliance tasks generate themselves

Workings

attached to the task itself

0

re-keying between work and bill

Create the activity once, reuse it

Build a template activity and reuse it every time that work comes round — and set recurring compliance to repeat on its own schedule.

Workings attached to the task

The files behind the work live with the work, so the paper trail is never assembled after the fact.

Hours that already know their value

Each employee carries an hourly charge rate, so when you raise the invoice from the task the numbers are already there.

Template activities

Create the activity once — reuse it on every task

Build a template activity in Activity, with the steps the job is actually made of. Every time that work comes round — another client, another year — you create the task from the template instead of describing it again.

Template activity

Statutory Audit

Created once
01Engagement planning
02Risk assessment
03Ledger scrutiny
04Vouching & verification
05Draft financials
06Partner review
Reused on every task

Tasks created from it

Anand Textiles Pvt Ltd

FY 2025-26 · Ananya Krishnan

From template

Statutory Audit · 6 activities carried over

Kaveri Agro Foods

FY 2025-26 · Karthik Nair

From template

Statutory Audit · 6 activities carried over

Vasanth Motors Ltd

FY 2025-26 · Meera Iyer

From template

Statutory Audit · 6 activities carried over

Who owns the work

Four names on the work, not one assignee

“Who was supposed to do this?” is a question a firm should never have to ask twice. A recurring task names the manager, the owner, the person doing it and the person checking it — under a category and sub-category, against an activity code.

Every recurring task carries

Task manager

Owns the engagement the work belongs to.

Task owner

Answerable for it getting done at all.

Responsible person

The one actually doing it this cycle.

Reviewer

Checks it before it counts as finished.

Timesheets to the minute

An entry carries the task code, the date, a start and end time and the duration in hours and minutes — not a number someone rounded at the end of the week.

Disbursements with their nature

Each one records the expense nature, the payment source and any reimbursement amount, against the task it belongs to — and a month of them can be uploaded in bulk.

Leave in half days

Start and end sessions mean a half day is a half day, with the approver it was sent to, when it was authorised, and how long that took.

Maker-checker

Nothing is recorded without a second pair of eyes

Task requests are approved before the work starts; timesheets, disbursements and leave are reviewed before they stand. Each keeps its own requests, with My Requests and Team Requests side by side — approved or rejected on the spot, and every decision logged.

Clock › TimesheetLog
My RequestsTeam Requests
AND-2026-0148Ananya Krishnan12:30–18:00 · 1 day delayRequested
VSM-2026-0151Rahul Deshpande10:30–12:30 · 2 days delayRequested
KVA-2026-0154Priya Venkatesh14:00–16:00 · 4 days delayRequested
Requested · Approved · Rejected · Cancelled — all written to the log
Hours to rupees

Every hour already knows what it's worth

Each person carries an hourly charge rate. Hours land against a task code, disbursements carry their expense nature — so when you raise the invoice from the task, the numbers are already there.

Task · GST filing — Kaveri Agro Foods

Ananya KrishnanManager1500/hr14.5 hrs21,750
Karthik NairAssociate900/hr22.0 hrs19,800
Meera IyerArticle400/hr31.5 hrs12,600
DisbursementFiling fee · paid from firm account8,000

Ready to bill

62,150

Fees54,150

Disbursement8,000

Raise the invoice from this task and these lines come across.

Clock dashboard

A partner can see where all the work stands

The dashboard's Clock view answers it without asking anyone: what's yet to start, what's moving, which requests are piling up — and whose desk they're sitting on.

Task status counts

Overview of task status distribution

All time
304TASKS
Yet to start281
Work in progress10
Completed5
Closed8

Request activity

Requested · Approved · Rejected · Cancelled, per type

All time
Task requests67 records
Timesheet requests81 records
Disbursement requests142 records
Recurring task requests33 records
Requested Approved Rejected Cancelled

Task distribution by reporting authority

Who is carrying the work — and who is carrying the overdue

Open Overdue
Ananya KrishnanPartner
96 · 4 overdue
Rahul DeshpandeManager
74 · 11 overdue
Priya VenkateshManager
61 · 2 overdue
Karthik NairAssistant Manager
48 · 9 overdue
Meera IyerSenior Associate
25

Every card filters by time range, and any card can be pinned to your Favorites.

The flow

From assigning work to billing it

STEP 01

A task is assigned

Create it from a template activity you built once, and it is approved before the work starts.

STEP 02

Repeating work repeats itself

Recurring compliance tasks generate on their own schedule; nothing depends on someone remembering.

STEP 03

Your team logs the hours

Hours go straight onto the task through timesheets — no separate spreadsheet, no end-of-month reconstruction.

STEP 04

Working files attach to the task

The files behind the work live with the work, so the paper trail is never assembled after the fact.

STEP 05

You raise the invoice from that work

Raise the invoice straight from the task — the tracked hours and disbursements come across as billable line items.

Letting people in

What you gain by giving outsiders the right access

Work stalls waiting on people who are not on your payroll — a client who has not sent a document, a reviewer who needs a file, a prospect who has not signed. SyncClock lets them in on your terms instead of over email.

Client staff

In every module

  • See the tasks that are waiting on them
  • Know what is pending without emailing anyone
  • Send what a task needs, against the task itself
  • See where each task stands — yet to start, in progress or done
  • See what is coming up, not only what is already late
  • See only their own work, never another client's

Fewer status calls. The client can see where their work stands, so your team answers questions once instead of daily.

Guest access belongs to SyncCloud, and lead access to SyncDoc — Clock is for the people doing the work and the clients waiting on it.

Inside SyncClock

Everything SyncClock does for you

39 capabilities

app.syncoffice.com · Sync Clock
What each record holds
Start time, end time, durationA timesheet entry carries the task code, the date, when it started and ended, and the duration in hours and minutes.
Four named people per recurring taskTask manager, task owner, responsible person and reviewer — under a category, sub-category and activity code.
Expense nature and payment sourceA disbursement records what kind of expense it was, how it was paid, and any reimbursement due — against the task it belongs to.
Disbursements in bulkA month of expenses can be uploaded at once rather than keyed one at a time.
Leave in half daysStart and end sessions, total days, who it was sent to, when it was authorised, and how long that took.
Requests, with a delay periodEvery request records how long it waited between being raised and being decided.
Showing 6 of 39 capabilities · SyncClock is included in every SyncOffice licence
Governed by default

SyncClock inherits the same controls as the whole suite

Roles + data access

Every user — employee, client staff, guest or lead — is governed by what their role allows and which data they may see.

Segregation of duties

The person who raises a change is never the person who approves it — across every module, not just this one.

Tamper-evident audit log

Who did it, what changed, when — recorded across every module, so nothing is quietly altered.

Encrypted & backed up

End-to-end encryption with regular backups, available around the clock.

SyncClockcommon questions

11 answered

Yes. Shift types are assigned by company location, and week-off policies are set as policy rather than tracked by hand — so a Bengaluru office and a Hyderabad office can run differently.

No. Each company location keeps its own holiday list, so a regional holiday doesn't have to apply to everyone.

Yes. Each employee carries an hourly charge rate, so a manager's hour and an article's hour are valued differently the moment they're logged.

Task access assignment controls it, by company and location — on top of the role and data access every user already has.

Yes. The same timesheet data has Weekly and Monthly views alongside the list, plus search, filters and a column chooser.

As a disbursement, classified by expense nature and attributed to a payment source, then approved like any other request.

Yes. Every screen has a change log, and requests move through Requested, Approved, Rejected or Cancelled with each state written down.

No. Set the recurrence once and the tasks generate themselves on schedule.

Yes — that's the point of workings. The supporting files sit on the task, so the evidence and the effort stay together.

Not automatically. You raise the invoice from the task when the work is ready to bill, and its tracked hours and disbursements come across as billable line items, so nothing is re-keyed.

Yes. Leave requests are raised and approved in the same governed place as the work.

SyncClock is one part of one suite

Define your companies, clients and people once in SyncMaster — every module reuses them, with roles, access and a tamper-evident audit log across all of it.

Customer stories

Firms like yours, already in sync

Partners and founders on what changed when their firm moved to SyncOffice.

With multiple clients and sensitive case files, we needed a system that ensures confidentiality without slowing down our workflow. SyncOffice delivers exactly that—secure client document management with intelligent role-based permissions built in.
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KV Suresh Babu · Senior Partner

RVKS AND ASSOCIATES

In financial services, compliance and data protection are critical. SyncOffice gives us ironclad security with granular, role-based access—so every user gets the right level of control. Our audit process has become faster, and our risk is lower.
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NJ Suresh · Founder

N. J. SURESH ASSOCIATES

As our agency scaled, so did the complexity of managing clients and teams. SyncOffice helped us bring structure and security to our operations—every role has defined access, every file is in place, and every client is handled with care.
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Sreedar Reddy G · Chartered Accountant

Sreedar Mohan & Associates

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