There are different ways to document times in timeghost:
1. The time recording (Stopwatch mode)
2. The classic time booking (Input mode)
3. Booking times via the calendar
4. Booking times on a project via the Feed
5. Automated time booking
In this article we will show you how time recording works, i.e. the live recording of your working hours on a task, accurate to the second.
Overview:
1. Timer: Stopwatch mode
You always record a time using the Timer (1) navigation point:
To stop a time to the second, you have to be in the  mode (2):
2. Name task
First you enter the Name (1) of the task you are working on (e.g. "Time recording A1").
At the latest, when you have entered three characters in the task field (1), timeghost checks them for matches with previously stored Tasks (2) and then shows them to you including the Client (3) and Project (4).
If the correct project is displayed to you, you can tick it o (5) so that it is transferred directly to the project field (6).
The 4 button (7) also turns yellow after entering the third character, which means that you can theoretically start the recording with the current suggested values:
3. Additional information
Of course, you can also adjust your task further before saving:
3.1 Project
To assign your task to a project, click on the Ì button and then select a project (e.g. "Project 1A"):
The Billing capability stored in the project ("Project 1A" (1) is stored as Billable (2)) is automatically adopted (4) by selecting the Project (3):
3.2 Tags
To add one or more tags to your time recording, click on the ´ icon, select your Tag(s) (e.g. "Tag 2" and "Tag 3") and then confirm with Apply :
3.2 Billability
You can set the billability using the $ icon. Yellow means Billable, black means Non-billable:
4. Start and stop a recording
By clicking on the 4 button (1) the recording is started and the Time (2) begins to run:
By clicking the < button (1) again, the recording is stopped and then saved directly with the corresponding time (2):
