Log hours against the work itself, roll them into weekly timesheets with approvals, and turn logged time into budget — all in the same place the work already lives.
Start a timer or enter hours straight on any task. Time sits next to the estimate, so effort and plan stay in one view.
Every person gets a weekly timesheet that fills itself from their logged time. Submit for review, and managers approve or send it back.
Set rates per member or project and Vantra turns logged hours into spend against plan — so budgets reflect what actually happened.
Estimates, approvals and rates — the pieces that make tracked time actually useful.
Every task carries an estimate; logged hours sit beside it so overruns show up early.
Weekly timesheets are submitted, reviewed and approved — or sent back with a note.
Day, hourly or fixed rates per member or project feed straight into budget reporting.
Run a timer or enter hours — right where the work lives.
Your timesheet fills from logged time; submit it for review.
Managers approve, and logged hours roll into budget and resourcing reports.
Log time against any task — with a running timer or by entering hours — and it rolls straight into that week's timesheet.
Yes. Weekly timesheets can be submitted for review, and managers approve them or send them back.
Yes — every task carries an estimate, and logged hours sit right next to it so variance is obvious.
Set day, hourly or fixed rates per member or project; the Budget & Resourcing report turns logged hours into spend against plan.
Log time on the work, approve it weekly, and turn it into budget — no separate timesheet tool to reconcile.
