Time Tracking Health Check

Free time tracking health check: grade your team on billable utilization, lost time, overtime, and timesheet discipline, and see what to fix first.

Answer four questions

Use rough estimates for a typical person on the team. You do not need exact numbers to get a useful grade.

C
68 out of 100
Billable utilization81
Captured time60
Overtime health60
Timesheet timeliness70

What to fix first

  • Time is slipping between the work and the timesheet. Capture hours as work happens instead of reconstructing them later.
  • Overtime is running high. Check workload and estimates before it turns into burnout and margin loss.

How the health check works

The grade combines four signals of billing health: how much tracked time is billable, how much slips before it reaches a timesheet, how much overtime the team carries, and how reliably timesheets arrive on time. Each is scored and weighted into a single grade from A to F.

It is a quick self-assessment, not an audit. Sandtime.io turns these signals into real numbers by capturing time as work happens and reporting billable and non-billable hours, cost, and revenue, with overtime on the dashboard.

Health check questions

How is the grade calculated?

Four sub-scores, weighted: billable utilization and forgotten time count for 30% each, overtime and timesheet timeliness for 20% each. Each one is scored out of 100 first, then combined.

What counts as a good score?

Utilization scores 100 at a billable share of 80%. Forgotten time scores 0 at 50 minutes a day, and overtime scores 0 at 10 hours a week. They are reference points for reading the result, not targets we are telling you to hit.

What do the letter grades mean?

85 and above is an A, 70 a B, 55 a C, 40 a D, and anything lower an F. The letter is a summary; the sub-scores underneath it are what tell you where to start.

Do I need exact numbers?

Rough estimates are enough. The grade is a conversation starter about where the weak area is, not a measurement. If you want real numbers instead of estimates, they have to come from a time record.

Is my answer saved or shared?

No. Everything is calculated in your browser from the four figures you type, and nothing is stored or sent.