Office 365 time tracking, automated at last

Memtime records every minute you spend in Microsoft Outlook. Whether you’re lost in emails or stuck in meetings, Memtime is there to make sure nothing slips through the cracks. Recover all time you spend on client work and bill for the actual time in calls. Import your pre-scheduled events from Outlook calendars and compare planned vs actual time in meetings.

Memtime not only records your total time in Microsoft Teams, it also displays the name of each person you were chatting with, as well as the name of every group chat you were active in. By looking at your activity timeline, you can reconstruct your day in detail and log your time under the right projects and tasks with precision. Nobody but you can see this data.

If you work with Microsoft Word documents, however many in a day, Memtime will document your time in each of them down to the minute. Memtime reads the names of your Word documents and displays your exact time in each so you can remember how long you worked in Word and assign hours accurately to the right projects and matters.

If you organize your data in Microsoft Excel, Memtime is there to keep track of your hours while you switch from one spreadsheet to the next. In your automatic activity timeline, you’ll see the Excel icon, name of the spreadsheet, and your exact time in it. Never undercharge or overservice ever again by keeping track of all of your time in Excel.

Focus on creating the most impactful slides for your PowerPoint presentations while Memtime keeps track of your hours. Now you can not only track recent changes, but know exactly how long it takes you to complete presentations. Memtime is there to remind you how much time you spend in preparing the presentation and also delivering it during meetings.

Whether you’re using OneNote for billable client work, non-billable admin tasks, or personal matters, use Memtime to recover your exact time in each notebook. Combine multiple OneNote activities into a single time entry to log under a project, delete individual captured activities from your timeline, or create rules to tell Memtime to ignore some of your OneNote notebooks.