Time tracking
Nori doesn't track the time itself – it connects your tracker and turns logged hours into reviewed, billable line items on the invoice.
The role time tracking plays in Nori
Nori isn't another timer. Your team keeps tracking where it already does. Nori sits on top and closes the gap between logged time and a paid invoice: it pulls the entries in automatically, groups them cleanly, has them approved and moves the approved hours straight onto the invoice. That makes time tracking the connective tissue between work delivered and revenue – instead of copying hours by hand month after month.
Time comes in through your connections – Toggl, Rize or Lucen Track, for example. The import rules behind them – period, rounding and time pools – you set in Streams.
From entry to invoice
Four steps, none of them copy-paste:
Capture: connect Toggl, Rize or Lucen Track – Nori imports the entries on a schedule, tagged by client and project.
Summarise: Nori groups entries by client, project and rate and rounds them by your rule – one clean line per item.
Approve: the assigned reviewers approve the period. After that the timesheet is locked – with signer and timestamp, no double billing.
Bill: approved hours flow straight onto the next invoice as line items – one click to review, one click to send.
Approved hours land as clean line items on the next invoice; recurring runs send themselves if you want them to.
Time pools for maintenance contracts
For retainers you set a per-client hour quota and the matching rate. Every logged hour counts down in real time, Nori warns at 80 and 100 percent, and overage lands automatically on the next invoice at the agreed rate – with no awkward emails.