Your cloud, not someone else's
The XTCloudserver runs on your own hardware. Time tracking data never leaves your company network — that is not a promise, it is how the thing is built.
Xpert-Timer web requires the XTCloudserver as its interface. That interface runs on your Windows server and serves a browser app your staff use to book time — from the PC, from a tablet or from a phone. The two parts talk to each other over a REST interface.
The server works directly on the existing database of Xpert-Timer pro. There is no second data store and no reconciliation: every booking lands straight where the desktop client sees it too.
The XTCloudserver runs on your own hardware. Time tracking data never leaves your company network — that is not a promise, it is how the thing is built.
A current browser is enough: Windows, macOS, iOS or Android. On a phone the app can be saved as a progressive web app and opens like any other application.
Bookings made in the browser appear in the desktop client at once, and the other way round. There is no sync interval because there is only one database.
The server can be reachable internally or — if you want that — from outside as well. Staff working from home book their time without dialling into the company network first.
Not just project time: clock-in and clock-out, breaks and absences can be booked in the browser as well. This requires a licence for Xpert-Timer works.
The XTCloudserver provides a complete REST interface. How to connect an ERP or CRM to it is described on the XTAPI page.
A barcode, QR code or NFC tag on the machine, the object or the job folder: one scan starts the time on the project behind it, the next one stops it. Straight from the browser app, with no list and no keyboard.
If you want it to, the app reads the GPS coordinates when a stamp starts, resolves them into an address and files it with the time stamp. Recording is optional and can be switched off at any time.
Have the timesheet signed on a tablet or phone while you are still with the customer, then send it as a PDF. A signed record leaves nothing to argue about once the invoice arrives.
Xpert-Timer web is aimed at companies already running Xpert-Timer pro that want to record time away from the desktop as well — without bringing in an outside service to do it.
Anyone not sitting at a fixed desk records their time in the browser, with no dial-in to the company network.
Public bodies, law firms, financial service providers: that the data sits on your own server is demonstrable here, not merely assured.
The REST interface opens the time data up to your own tools, without a detour through a provider.
Xpert-Timer web requires a licence for Xpert-Timer pro. If you have that, adding it is a matter of minutes.
See pricesXpert-Timer web is an extension to Xpert-Timer pro that makes time tracking possible in a browser. The XTCloudserver is installed on your own Windows server and provides both the browser app and a REST interface. All data stays in your own database.
Yes. Xpert-Timer web requires at least one valid Xpert-Timer pro licence. The XTCloudserver works on the existing database; there is no second data store.
No. The name is misleading here: Xpert-Timer web is not someone else's cloud but your own. The XTCloudserver runs on your hardware, and the time tracking data stays in your MS-SQL, MySQL or MariaDB database.
The browser app runs on any device with a current browser: Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. On a phone it can be saved as a progressive web app. For field work there is an Android app as well.
Yes, provided Xpert-Timer works is licensed as well. Clock-in and clock-out times, breaks and absences can then be recorded through the browser app too.
The XTCloudserver is the server component of Xpert-Timer web. It is installed on a Windows server in your network, serves the browser app and talks to the Xpert-Timer pro database over a REST interface. The instructions are in the web app manual.
Yes. The browser app reads barcodes, QR codes and NFC tags: one scan starts the time on the project behind it, the next one stops it. If you want it to, it also files the location as an address with the time stamp, and the finished timesheet can be signed digitally on the spot and sent as a PDF.