Half5 helps people remember work without turning automatic time tracking into surveillance. The raw activity layer stays personal; teams work with submitted, approved and invoice-ready data.
Half5 separates personal context from business output. Teams can roll out automatic time tracking without turning someone's private timeline into a management dashboard.
Apps, websites and file context are suggestions for the person doing the work. They decide what is useful, private or irrelevant.
A team lead reviews submitted time, client, project and description. They do not browse someone's raw activity history.
Finance, reports, accounting links, CRM and agents work with approved hours, not someone's private timeline.
The user sees context, chooses what belongs to work and turns it into a clean registration. Only then can managers approve it and finance invoice it.
Half5 recognizes patterns from programs, browser context and files so forgotten work reappears at the right moment.
Every suggestion can be approved, corrected or ignored before it becomes an hour entry.
Managers, finance and integrations receive the business record after submission and approval.
People leave the day with less doubt about what they forgot. The company receives more billable work with customer, project and activity context, ready for approval and invoicing.
Enterprise rollout depends on small, practical controls. Half5 lets users disable programs and URLs so the timeline feels useful instead of intrusive.
Half5 keeps the part that matters clear: employees control their raw timeline, while management still gets approved hours and recovered revenue.
Automatic time tracking only works when people feel respected. Half5 turns privacy into the reason teams actually use it.
Recovered minutes become billable work without asking people to reconstruct every day from memory.
The separation between personal timeline, submitted hours and approved output gives your organization a clear trust model.
Different teams forget different kinds of work. Half5 can zoom in per branch and connect the approved output to finance, CRM, project software and agents.
For teams where project work is scattered across tools and invoices are rebuilt from memory at the end of the week.
lost project minutes View branchFor offices that want month-end control without asking everyone to reconstruct small advisory moments.
forgotten advisory work View branchFor professionals where trust, client context and small billable moments all stay intact.
small billable moments View branchFor project teams with mobile registration, budget visibility and approval before invoices go out.
field hours after the workday View branchFor installation teams that want less admin after jobs and a cleaner handoff to invoicing.
unapproved crew time View branchFor growers, contractors and agri service teams where work changes by field, season, machine and weather window.
seasonal field work View branchFor advisory teams where billable value is spread across meetings, decks, research, follow-up and internal alignment.
unwritten advisory time View branchFor agencies where client work moves between campaigns, content, design, calls and revisions before anyone writes the time down.
unbilled revision work View branchFor engineering and architecture teams where project value moves through drawings, meetings, calculations, field checks and corrections.
revision and meeting time View branchFor solo professionals and small teams that want invoices to reflect the real work without heavy administration.
unbilled client work View branchPrivate timeline, business result
Half5 turns real activity into suggestions the user controls. The company gets approved hours, not a surveillance feed.
The raw timeline stays personal. Teams work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice-ready output.
Even a few missed minutes per person per day become serious revenue across a team.
Managers review exceptions before finance receives clean data, so recovered hours stay explainable.
Half5 shows which revenue can return, what stays personal, which hours finance may use and which systems receive approved data.
Forgotten work reappears from browser, app and file context.
Users approve or correct suggestions before sharing hours.
Finance receives approved time, not raw personal history.