The remove blank rows feature is great, especially for projects that carry over week to week. It cuts down on extra

work and keeps the timesheet cleaner. Time tracking and the clock feature are also very helpful and easy to use. I

also like the pending approvals section because it makes reviewing submitted time very straightforward. The

analytics reports are another strong feature and provide useful visibility into project data and hours. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At times it can be a little difficult to navigate, especially when trying to find the backend areas for assigning

employees to projects or tasks. Once you find it, it works fine, but locating those sections can take longer than

expected. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

BigTime provides structured access to financial and project data within a centralized system. The platform offers

a comprehensive set of features that allow tracking time, reviewing financials, and managing projects in one

place. Overall, the system’s functionality and breadth of features support operational visibility and project

oversight. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are several areas where usability could be improved. It is not currently possible to filter by labour code

under financials to see total hours spent, which would enhance reporting flexibility. Some navigation elements

feel unintuitive, such as not being able to click “project list” to return easily. Instructions referencing tabs like

“task” or “budget” do not always match visible page options, and adding or enabling columns is not clearly

guided. Overall, improving clarity, navigation, and alignment between instructions and interface would make the

system more user friendly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that BigTime is web-based rather than desktop-based, which makes it much easier to access from anywhere. Running reports is straightforward as well, and I can quickly pull the information I need without much effort. The mobile app is another plus, especially when I need more flexibility on the go. Overall, its ease of use, accessibility, and reporting capabilities make it a practical tool for managing time and data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a few areas where the overall experience could be smoother. At times, there’s a noticeable delay when work codes auto-populate while I’m typing, which interrupts the flow and slows things down. The timesheet display layout can also be hard to manage, since I often have to resize the screen just to fit everything comfortably.

It would also be helpful if rows with zero values could be suppressed in the weekly view to cut down on clutter. In addition, the Report Center in Analytics feels less intuitive when I’m building custom reports, particularly when I’m trying to filter by employee, client, or work codes. More flexible dropdown filtering options would make the reporting experience easier and more straightforward to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Overall, BigTime is very user-friendly and reliable. It makes it easy to keep track of hours for both billing and

timesheet purposes without adding unnecessary complexity. The layout and workflow are straightforward, which

helps keep things efficient when entering time regularly. The ease of use and consistency make it a solid tool to

rely on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One issue I ve noticed is that when entering hours, the header row with the dates doesn t move along with the

grid, which makes it harder to tell which date you re entering time for. Having the header stay aligned with the

columns would make this much clearer. It would also be helpful to have more flexibility in how jobs are sorted,

such as by project number, developer, or recently worked on, instead of only alphabetically. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The timecard UI is intuitive and the grid-style layout feels very familiar, especially if you’ve worked with Excel

before. It makes entering time straightforward and easy to understand without much of a learning curve. I also

appreciate how the system handles detailed time tracking across projects, even when there are multiple tasks

involved. Overall, the ease of use, structured layout, and strong feature set make it a reliable tool for managing

time entries. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The expensing UI can be a bit confusing at times, especially around the save versus save and submit options. It

seems like it’s designed for batching expenses, but it’s not always immediately clear. Also, when working with

projects that have many sub-tasks, the timesheet can become quite busy. It would be helpful to have an Excel-style

grouping feature where tasks could be collapsed or expanded under a parent project to keep things cleaner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how the timesheet is formatted as a clean chart, which makes it easy to separate hours by client and stay organized. The timers are also a great feature and help streamline timekeeping without needing to track things manually. I also appreciate being able to see cumulative totals per task, which gives a clear picture of how time is being spent. Overall, the ease of use, helpful features, and clear layout make it easy to manage time efficiently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that would make it even better is having the option to enter time in minutes and have it automatically convert to hours or percentages. For example, entering 90 minutes instead of calculating 1.17 hours manually would make the process quicker and more convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Keeping track of expenses and input in relations to invoicing. Being able to see when we are going over an original amount on a jobs original balance. We also like the tracking of what has been invoiced what can be closed out, earnings. Also being able to add to the job, not having to create multiple jobs for the same area or client. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not being able to attach documents to the jobs created. We are currently looking at different integrations to use, that will help us in transferring over job information which will help in the error of job set up. We have documents as in proposals, drawings, purchase order receipts if those items were able to be saved under the job itself would help in errors for inputing the details of the job and purchase orders for the job itself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s very quick and easy to access. The program’s visuals are eye-pleasing and don’t have that boring, traditional accounting-style look. It works well with QuickBooks. The cost is worth the time it used to take to create timesheets, workplans, budgets, etc. We received great support when firts purchasing the product. We were up and running within days. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Making new reports do take time to determine how to make them, but the online support is helpful and quick. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how BigTime is very intuitive and easy to understand and navigate. The time entry feature is something I use regularly because it's required at work, and it also lets me organize my tasks and know my impact on different projects. I appreciate that it gives me visibility into how effectively I'm using my time. BigTime being more intuitive was a key factor in our switch from Nexonia, and I assume it provides better backend analytics. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I get annoyed by the repeated time entry. It's sometimes annoying to have to reenter the same thing. Also, finding the right project is fairly simple, but it would be nicer if it was more straightforward. Additionally, when it comes to tracking the week that I'm submitting, it'd be nice to have a notification like, 'Hey, you're submitting your time on the wrong week,' just so I don't have to reenter the time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that it automatically calculates my over/under hours each day, and that I can access all the job information directly from the matter list. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there was a button to jump to today’s date when I’m scrolling through the weekly time entries (instead of having to refresh the page). Overall, I’m not a fan of the UI design. We used to use Harvest, and I really liked the clean, modern look of that platform.

What I HATE most is that if I start a new entry, fill out the notes section, and then forget to add the hours, the entry deletes itself if I click elsewhere on the page. Instead of prompting me to enter hours, the entry just disappears and I lose all my notes. It’s extremely frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.