Brain Jeffcock is a Design Consultant at PALAIS, an interdisciplinary design studio. He brings his startup experience to work on several projects a day to deliver high-quality web experiences.
Brian ran into two major issues
- The inability to track little fixes to multiple projects led to lost billable time
- Filling out timesheets induced anxiety and added to already long days
Current Timesheet Problems
Timesheets are already boring
You don't need long days to be made any longer
Timesheets are inaccruate
Your emails and collaboration is still billable time
Timesheets are inflexible.
You jump back and forth between projects
Nobody enjoys timesheets.
Brian certainly didn't. Then he started using Clockk
- Accurately track his time on multiple projects here
- Minimize his time spent filling out timesheets
- Increase his revenues from billable hours
Clockk's Contribution
Clockk took the stress out of figuring out how much work Brian’s done and saves enough money for a meal a day. Brian found he could save over $16,000 a year in leaked time by using Clockk to track his hours.
Brian's savings with Clockk
Leaked Time (assuming $125/hr and 45 mins leaked per day
Per day: $70
Per week: $350
Per month: $14000
Per year: $16,800
"I was leaking anywhere from $30 to $100 a day. You really underestimate how much time you're leaking until you use Clockk. I'll be able to buy a Mercedes with all the savings.”
Brian's annual savings using Clockk
“I was leaving that money on the table, so I'm not even optimizing a process with money already there. It's not like I'll spend it here versus there, I'm just not collecting that money.”
Saving
Within days of downloading Clockk, Brian found that his time was more accurately reflected in his timesheet. This translated into tangible profits daily, which quickly began to accumulate.
Clockk helped Brian by continuously tracking his time through different projects. Clockk learned quickly which websites were grouped with which projects, reducing the time he took to put together his timesheet and finding $70 per day in leaked time.