Time Tracking for Dev Shops Managing Multiple Client Engagements
Dev Shops time tracking
Teetrack helps independent developers track their own hours across client projects, monitor sprint budgets, and report work based on actual effort — not guesswork.
Why Dev Shops struggle with time tracking
Developers split across projects make utilization hard to measure
In a dev shop, engineers often work on two or three client projects in the same week. Without per-project time logs from each developer, managers cannot tell which projects are profitable and which are bleeding hours.
Sprint overruns accumulate silently across the team
A feature takes longer than estimated, a bug fix spirals, or QA surfaces regressions. These overruns add up across the team, but without granular tracking they only become visible at month-end billing.
Client billing disputes arise from lack of transparency
When invoices show a lump sum of hours without task-level detail, clients push back. Dev shops need clear records of what was worked on, by whom, and for how long.
How Teetrack solves this
- Utilization hard to measure: Log your own time per project and task to see where your development hours are allocated across engagements.
- Sprint overruns accumulating: Set engagement budgets and track your own hours against them so sprint overruns surface early, not at billing time.
Example scenario
“Separate billing rates per project mean agency retainers and one-off builds always invoice at the correct rate.”
An illustrative example based on common freelancer and agency workflows — not a quote from a specific customer.
Frequently Asked Questions
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