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: Invent Blog

Online Time Clock for Law Firm Employees

By Stephen M. Nipper

With mentions in TechCrunch, Technorati, Inc.com, and an iPhone App…..one local Idaho software company (TSheets) is making big waves! See also this Idaho Business Review post. As a user of their product (my office uses their software for our employees), I completely understand why. It is a great product. One slick feature is that the administrator (e.g., your office manager) has to approve any computer used to log in/out. Thus, an employee can’t log in/out from home (unless you approve them to do so). So…if you’re looking for an online time clock (that exports to QuickBooks)…you might check out TSheets.com. They even have a free trial! [Originally posted on The Invent Blog. Copyright © Nipper, LLC 2004-2007...continue to full post

Full post as published by Invent Blog on July 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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