IT and software teams
Tickets, Git commits, calls, browser work and support interruptions rarely fit neatly into a timesheet. Half5 helps technical teams turn that scattered work into approved project hours without exposing private raw timelines.
Each branch loses billable work in a different place. Half5 makes that loss visible before finance rebuilds the week from memory.
Code, tickets, calls and browser research belong to the same project, but are often reconstructed from memory.
Small support moments, Slack questions and urgent fixes are exactly the work that disappears before invoicing.
Internal tools and agents enrich submitted project data without inspecting someone's private activity history.
Start with the live Half5 features that recover revenue today. The next product steps show which branch-specific context can be added as the rollout grows.
For teams where project work is scattered across tools and invoices are rebuilt from memory at the end of the week.
Half5 translates the day into customer, activity, recovered value and approved output. That makes the rollout concrete for users, managers and finance.
Half5 gives the user control first. After approval, only useful work goes to finance, integrations and agents.
Half5 uses app, browser, file and project signals to suggest where the workday went.
The user reviews, edits and submits hours. Raw timeline access stays personal.
Team leads approve project hours before they become invoice-ready output.
Bookkeeping, CRM, project systems and agents connect after the approval layer.
The strongest enterprise story is clear: people keep control, managers approve work, finance receives clean output and agents can automate on the safe layer.
Approved time maps to customers, projects and budgets.
Invoice-ready data can move to Moneybird, WeFact, Exact Online or e-Boekhouden.
Agents work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice data.
See where support, delivery and project work create or leak revenue.
For IT and software teams
Half5 uses work context to help developers, consultants and support teams register project time without reconstructing the day at 17:30.
Even a few missed minutes per person per day become serious revenue across a team.
The raw timeline stays personal. Teams work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice-ready output.
Accounting, CRM, project systems and agents work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice data.
Half5 shows which revenue can return, what stays personal, which hours finance may use and which systems receive approved data.
App, browser, file and project context become useful suggestions.
Project tools, CRM and finance connect around approved hours.
Agents can use approved hours without exposing raw timelines.