FOSS employee time tracking?

Forum: LinuxTotal Replies: 4
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Sander_Marechal

Nov 28, 2008
8:46 AM EDT
Hi all,

I'm looking for a FOSS employee time tracking application. Something very simple. I am not looking to track all hours like a punch clock, but simply the number of sick days, days taken off, remaining vacation days, etcetera.

I am having trouble finding anything suitable. I am even having trouble finding the right words to put into Google. Everything I search for leads me to OrangeHR, TimeTrex or very heavy punch-clock like applications, both of which seem to be overkill for what I need.

I found one closed source ASP application that does what I need to do (Dutch: http://www.vrijedagen.nl/) but I can't find anything similar that is FOSS. Any ideas?
jdixon

Nov 28, 2008
5:10 PM EDT
Try searching for employee vacation tracking instead. I found this one:

http://shaydes.com/ltrack.shtml

See what you think.
demoskino

Dec 17, 2008
4:38 PM EDT
You can try that Time Tracking Software - http://time-tracking.us/ Is really easy to install and to use.
Sander_Marechal

Dec 17, 2008
4:52 PM EDT
Too bad that it's not open source. I already have something closed source that does what I need.
timesolv

Dec 30, 2008
2:14 AM EDT
Hi, I use timesolv and it has really worth for me. Timesolv provides secure web-based time, billing and practice management solution for profession services firm such as lawyers, IT consultant, construction, accounting, marketing consultant etc. I’m very happy with timesolv application and their support team. It has lots of facilities rather than other applications. For more information you can visit: http://www.timesolv.com/

Hope this will help you.

All the best!
Sander_Marechal

Dec 30, 2008
3:47 AM EDT
You don't use timesolv. You are timesolv. Spamming this thread without reading my request. I want something FOSS that can track days, not your enterprisey punch-clock goop.

@Scott or Bob: Please close this thread. It's attracting too much spammers.

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