Tracking time and client reporting for public relations | PR TimeKeeper

Do you still think spreadsheets, legal

pads, sticky notes and

cocktail napkins are the best way to track time?

It’s not really a system.

There is no discipline.

It’s probably drudgery.

How about some organization?

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Let's face it: tracking time is a chore.

Nine out of 10 PR professionals dread the monthly task of consolidating notes, text documents, spreadsheets, emails and, yes, scribbles on cocktail napkins, to create progress reports that deliver the kind of information and proof of results demanded by PR managers, marcomm directors and other senior management.

TimeKeeper was designed from the bottom up for the public relations industry to track time, activities, tasks, projects and expenses. It can simultaneously generate client reports without the hassle of manually consolidating and collating activity and expense information, whether you operate as a solo professional or an account team in an office network. Sure you can continue to use a patchwork of methods to deal with tracking tasks and activities; TimeKeeper is just a lot more civilized. Plus you'll produce consistent results for your clients. Your reports will be so good even your mother will be able to figure what you do for a living.

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