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HOURNEXA USER GUIDE · 01 / 09

A clear record of your work

Set up your work, record your hours and turn them into a useful report. This guide follows the same steps you take in HourNexa.

Your first week

You do not need an account or a subscription to start recording hours. Begin with one client, one project and one task.

  1. Give the work a home. Add a client, then a project belonging to that client, then a task within the project.
  2. Record a day. Open Weekly hours, select the task and enter your hours. Save the week.
  3. Check and share. Review your entries, lock a finished week and create a PDF under Reports & timesheets.

Automatic tracking is optional. You can start with manual entries and add a work location later.

HourNexa home screen with Weekly hours, Reports & timesheets, Tasks, Projects and Clients
The home screen keeps everyday recording separate from managing your work.Select the image to enlarge it.

Three levels, one place for hours

01 · CLIENTCanal Studio

Who you work for.

02 · PROJECTOffice refresh

The job you are doing.

03 · TASKInstallation

Where hours are recorded.

A client can have several projects, and a project can have several tasks. Hours and automatic tracking belong to tasks. A project can supply a shared work location and driving distance.

Find your next step

Follow the examples

The screenshots use fictional work for Canal Studio and Harbor Cafe. Alex records installation and planning hours for an office refresh; Sam records a site survey for a lighting upgrade. The example work location is a public place used only to demonstrate the map.

The examples use English button labels, hours in H:MM and distances in kilometres. Your dates, units and permission prompts may look different depending on your settings.