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Celtucom

Timesheet software that ends in payroll

Clock times become timesheets, timesheets become an approved period, and that period goes to payroll over a real API connection, where that package accepts one. Not all of them do, and the integrations page says which.

  • 14-day free trial, no credit card
  • €6.50 per user per month, excluding VAT
  • Every feature included
  • iOS, Android and web
A laptop on an office desk showing Celtucom's timesheets for the Netherlands location: six employees with about 40 worked hours against 40 scheduled, the difference per person and an Approve all without issues button

Timesheets that fill themselves

Every clock-in and clock-out lands in the timesheet as it happens, with breaks and overtime already split out. The manager sees live attendance instead of waiting for the end of the month.

  • Live attendance
  • Breaks and overtime per entry
  • Shift notes kept with the hours

Review, correct, lock

Time entries stay editable until a manager locks the day. After that, the period is fixed, and the audit trail records who changed what.

  • Editable time entries
  • Day locking
  • Audit trail on changes

Export an approved period as Excel or CSV, or as an org-branded PDF, or send it through a real API connection to the payroll packages Celtucom connects to.

  • Excel, PDF and CSV export
  • API connections to payroll
  • Reports delivered on a schedule

Reports that answer the next question

Attendance, staffing and time off in one place, with scheduled reports that arrive by themselves.

  • Attendance and staffing reports
  • Time-off insights
  • Scheduled report delivery

Before and after the timesheet

Hours come from the time tracking app and the time clock; which payroll packages are connected is on integrations, and leave hours come from leave management.

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