In this case study, we asked Christian Euler from HOCH3 GmbH about the outcomes they achieved after introducing timeBuzzer — and what tips he has for you.

Why do you record your time?

At HOCH3 GmbH, we are an architecture and engineering office. We track our time for project controlling and for accurate working time accounting.

What has changed for the better since you started using timeBuzzer?

Our time tracking has become more precise, with less downtime and fewer estimated hours. Roughly speaking, we save about 3–4 hours per employee. We also tend to invoice more — around 10% — because we can capture activities more accurately for billing.

What tips do you have for others?

We introduced and implemented very quickly, just under 1 month, 1 week test phase for fault diagnosis. The buzzer on the table was particularly convincing. The levels are customer, project and activity. We introduced timeBuzzer very quickly, within just under a month, including a one-week test phase to check for any issues. The buzzer on the desk was particularly convincing for us. We’ve structured our tracking layers as customer, project, and activity — this keeps things clear and organised.