Time rounding
Billed time can be rounded to match billing increments, so a 22-minute entry rounds to the nearest quarter-hour when it hits an invoice. Rounding applies at the invoicing stage, which means raw durations stay untouched in the timesheet while invoiced amounts reflect the agreed billing increment.
Rounding increments
Seven rounding increments are available: 1 minute, 5 minutes, 6 minutes (0.1 hour), 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, and 60 minutes. The increment is selected in time tracking settings and applies when time entries are converted into invoice line items. A 15-minute increment, for example, rounds every entry to the nearest quarter-hour for billing purposes.
Rounding direction
Each increment supports three rounding directions:
- Round up: always rounds to the next increment. A 7-minute entry rounds to 15 minutes at a 15-minute increment.
- Round down: always rounds to the previous increment. A 22-minute entry rounds to 15 minutes.
- Round to nearest: rounds to whichever increment boundary is closest. A 23-minute entry rounds to 30 minutes at a 15-minute increment, while an 8-minute entry rounds to 15 minutes.
Raw time is always preserved
Rounding only affects the billed duration when creating invoices. The original, unrounded duration stays on the time entry in the timesheet. Reports and filters use the actual tracked time, not the rounded amount. Preserving raw durations means internal reporting reflects real hours worked, while invoiced amounts align with whatever billing increments your contracts specify.
