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Advanced Reporting & Analytics

Chronos Ledger offers powerful Advanced Reporting & Analytics features, enabling businesses to generate detailed insights into project performance, time tracking, invoicing, and payment data. These customizable reports help users track productivity, manage finances, and make data-driven decisions.

Key Features:

  1. Customizable Reports:
  2. Users can generate reports based on specific parameters such as client, project, time period, or employee.

  3. Customize the layout and content of reports to focus on the most relevant data, whether it’s hours worked, project expenses, or invoiced amounts.

  4. Visual Dashboards:

  5. Chronos Ledger provides visual dashboards that offer an intuitive overview of key metrics. Users can view data such as:
    • Total hours logged per project
    • Invoiced vs. paid amounts
    • Unpaid and overdue invoices
    • Employee productivity and performance

  6. Data is presented in charts, graphs, and tables, allowing for easy interpretation and decision-making.

  7. Real-Time Data:

  8. All data is updated in real-time, meaning that reports are always accurate and reflect the latest time entries, invoices, and payment statuses.

  9. Users can monitor the progress of projects in real time and see how financial metrics evolve over time.

  10. Exporting Reports:

  11. Reports can be exported in multiple formats, including PDF, CSV, and Excel, making it easy to share with clients, stakeholders, or accountants.

  12. Choose to export summaries or detailed breakdowns depending on the audience’s needs.

  13. Scheduled Reports:

  14. Set up automated, scheduled reports that are generated and sent out at regular intervals (e.g., weekly or monthly).

  15. Useful for providing clients or internal stakeholders with regular updates without needing manual intervention.

  16. Expense & Budget Tracking:

  17. Chronos Ledger’s reporting tools also support tracking project budgets and expenses, allowing users to monitor costs in real-time and ensure they remain within budget.
  18. Compare project costs to estimates and see whether you’re on track or if adjustments need to be made.

How it Works:

  • Users can access the Reporting Dashboard from the main menu, where they can select the type of report they wish to generate (e.g., time tracking report, invoicing report, or expense report).
  • The system pulls data from the time tracking, invoicing, and payment modules to create a comprehensive overview.
  • Reports can be customized with filters such as project, client, or time period, and users can view reports directly in the dashboard or export them in the desired format.

Use Case:

A project manager overseeing multiple ongoing projects can generate a weekly report that highlights the total hours logged, invoiced amounts, and expenses incurred for each project. This allows the project manager to compare progress against project budgets and timelines, ensuring that all deliverables are on track and clients are invoiced correctly.

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