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About This Automation
Time tracking and billable hours processing involves collecting timesheets, validating entries, applying rates and discounts, and building invoices for client billing. Manual review of each entry against project rates and terms is error-prone and consumes significant project manager time.
Automation validates timesheet entries, looks up billable rates, applies negotiated terms, and generates invoice line items automatically. The project manager reviews only exceptions and approves the final invoice, reducing processing time and billing errors.
Key features:
Validate timesheet entries for completeness and flag missing or unclear data automatically
Classify entries as billable or non-billable based on task type and project rules
Look up and apply correct billable rates from a centralized rate sheet
Calculate billable amounts with negotiated discounts, retainers, and caps applied
Generate invoice line items with hours, descriptions, and amounts ready for approval
Reconcile timesheet totals to invoice totals and flag discrepancies
Hidden Overhead™Context switching between tools, manual rate lookups, and error correction.
7.1/ 10
How The Automation Works
The full workflow, from trigger to completion.
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1. Timesheet Submittedtrigger
A timesheet is submitted via email or time tracking tool, or a scheduled weekly review is triggered.
2. Extract Time Entries
The automation reads timesheet data from email attachment, spreadsheet, or time tracking API and parses each entry into structured data.
3. Validate & Classify Entries
The automation reviews each entry for completeness, matches it to a project, and classifies it as billable or non-billable based on task type and project rules.
4. Look Up Rates & Apply Rules
The automation queries a rate table, applies project-specific rates, discounts, and caps, and calculates the billable amount for each entry.
5. Create Invoice Line Items
The automation builds invoice line items with hours, descriptions, rates, and amounts, ready for review and sending.
6. Notify Project Manager
The automation sends a summary or email showing billable hours, non-billable time flagged, and a link to the draft invoice for final review.
Everything you need to know before mapping this process.
Automation flags incomplete entries and notifies the project manager for clarification. The entry is held from invoice generation until the team member provides the missing details.