Recover every minute in client phone calls

In addition to recording your time in all computer programs, Memtime can automatically capture the duration of your phone calls. Simply review your detailed call log in Memtime to recover every billable minute you spent on the phone with clients.

No credit card required

No credit card required

Call time tracking in Memtime

What did I even do today?

With automatic time tracking, you can see your day at a glance – no stopwatch, no guesswork.

What did I even do today?

With automatic time tracking, you can see your day at a glance – no stopwatch, no guesswork.

Types of calls you can track with Memtime

Automatically track time in client calls made from any system and device

iPhone & Mac call history

If you work on a Mac computer and use an iPhone with the same iCloud account, you can sync your phone call history into Memtime. You will then see all phone calls side by side with your computer activities. This means you can log any phone call as a billable time entry.
Sipgate, Pascom, FRITZ!Box
Sipgate, Pascom, FRITZ!Box
If you use Sipgate, Pascom, or FRITZ!Box to make work calls to clients, you can quickly enable the above integrations as they’re available in Memtime by default. In this case, you can automatically track phone calls made with both mobile and stationary devices.
Any VoIP phone system
Any VoIP phone system
If your organization uses a VoIP phone system not listed among Memtime’s integrations, you can request a custom integration and we’ll set it up for you. Don’t hesitate to book a call and learn about your options for phone call time tracking in Memtime.
Android devices
Coming soon – please stay tuned as we’re building an integration for Android phone call history. In the meantime, you can automatically track the duration of your Android calls if you use any of our default VoIP integrations with Sipgate, Pascom, or FRITZ!Box.
MS Teams & Zoom
MS Teams & Zoom
If you use Microsoft Teams or Zoom, make sure you enable Memtime’s integrations with them. You’ll get better accuracy and visualization, as your MS Teams and Zoom calls will be displayed in a separate column. You will also be able to instantly transform all captured calls into project time entries.
Slack, Google Meet, etc.
Slack, Google Meet, etc.
Any app you use on your work computer to make calls is natively tracked by Memtime. You’ll see the exact duration of all Slack huddles and Google Meets you were in, arranged chronologically in your private Memory Aid™ timeline. You don’t need any extra setup for this.

Stop undercharging clients for calls

Memtime helps you bill for every minute on the phone with clients
Mobile and stationary devices
Mobile and stationary devices

Phone calls

Lawyers, accountants, and consultants routinely undercharge clients because they’re unable to keep track of all incoming client phone calls. Especially those 1-minute checkins that break your focus and amount to hours of unbilled time every month. Memtime handles this issue by automatically keeping track of every minute in client phone calls for you.
Tracking client phone calls
Tracking video calls
Online meetings and conferences
Online meetings and conferences

Video calls

All too often, video calls last longer than planned, leading to meeting creep and overservicing. Memtime displays your scheduled calendar events next to your actual time in all online meetings, so you can run a “reality check” on your appointments at any time. Charge for the actual duration of online meetings instead of the projected ideal.

Automatic and secure phone call time tracking

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FAQs

Most frequently asked questions about phone call time tracking
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