Time tracking for interior designers
Know where the studio's time is going.
Time tracking for interior designers helps you track project work in context, separate billable from internal time and turn the same records into project insight, reports and invoice ready fees.
Record the work once, use it everywhere else.
A single time record keeps its project context as it moves into insight, profitability, billing and reporting.
Record the work once.
Capture what was done, how long it took and where it belongs in the project.
Add time
Start the timer where the work begins.
Name the work, confirm the hourly rate and let Workspace keep the exact duration. Stop it once and the completed record carries its project and billing context forward.
Site coordination
Recorded at €75/h
The same time record remains linked to the project.
Decide what the client should be billed for.
Mark time as billable, approve it for invoicing and control whether its description remains internal or can be shown to the client.
Final internal technical review
Billing and visibility remain separate controls.
One hour can power the rest of the project.
The time record keeps its task, phase, value, visibility and billing state wherever the work appears next.
Final technical review
See where the hours actually went.
Understand the project by phase, room, task or team instead of reading through individual time entries one by one.
This month
See where the project is using more time than planned.
Compare time allowances with recorded hours to understand which phases are absorbing the studio's capacity.
Survey / Existing
- Estimated
- 6.0 h
- Actual
- 8.0 h
Concept
- Estimated
- 12.0 h
- Actual
- 9.0 h
Technical
- Estimated
- 10.0 h
- Actual
- 7.5 h
Understand what the hours mean financially.
Compare recorded time value with the project's design fee to see the effective rate behind the work.
Saint Germain Apartment
The agreed fixed fee remains unchanged.
What the fixed fee is currently earning for every recorded hour.
Time explains the economics of a fixed fee project without changing how the client is billed.
See studio time without turning it into surveillance.
Review tracked and billable hours across the project team, with capacity used as a planning guide rather than an employee score.
Capacity is a planning guide, not employee monitoring.
Every entry is still there when you need the detail.
Search, filter and review the underlying time records by person, project context and billing status.
Turn the same records into a project time report.
Summarize time by project structure, review billing status and export the result when it needs to leave the workspace.
Project time summary
The same approved records used by timesheets and invoices.
Make every project hour useful.
Record the work once, understand where the time went and carry the same data into profitability, reporting and billing.
1.00 h · Installation
Billable · €75
One connected record