For project- and service-based businesses, time is the raw material of revenue. Yet the moment hours are recorded is often the weakest link in the chain: entries made from memory at the end of the week, in a tool nobody enjoys using. Walldorf Consulting built Timetracking to fix exactly that, inside SAP.
In professional services, margin rarely disappears in one dramatic event — it leaks. A booking made three days late, an hour logged to the wrong work package, a timesheet corrected after billing has already run. Each is small. Together they erode data quality, delay invoicing and blur the real picture of utilisation.
Better post-mortems don’t cure this. Earlier, easier capture does. When recording time takes seconds and the interface is self-explanatory, people book as they go — and the numbers flowing into your project costing and billing are accurate from the start.
