What is meant by Accounting of different time models?

The term "billing of various time models" refers to the systematic recording and calculation of work and project times based on different models, such as hourly, daily, or project-based billing. These billing methods are particularly important for companies that offer services based on time spent, such as in the service sector, consulting, or trades. The billing enables transparent and traceable compensation for the work performed.

Typical software functions in the area of "billing of various time models":

Time Tracking: Recording of working hours, breaks, and project-related activities in real-time or retroactively.
Billing Management: Automated calculation of compensation based on recorded times and chosen billing models.
Reporting: Creation of detailed reports on hours worked, projects, and costs for internal and external stakeholders.
Integration with Accounting: Synchronization of billing data with existing accounting systems to ensure consistency and accuracy.
Flexibility in Billing Models: Ability to manage various billing models (e.g., fixed prices, hourly wages, project prices) within a single system.
Custom Settings: Adaptation of the software to specific requirements and workflows of a company.

Examples of "billing of various time models":

Hourly Billing: Billing of the hours worked by an employee or service based on a predetermined hourly rate.
Daily Flat Rate: Billing a fixed daily price for providing services on a specific day.
Project Billing: Billing the total project costs based on the actual hours worked or contractually agreed flat rates.
Mixed Models: Combination of hourly and flat-rate billing, where certain services are billed at a fixed price and others by the hour.
Billing by Type of Activity: Billing based on different types of activities, e.g., different prices for consulting, planning, and execution.
Overtime Billing: Calculation and billing of overtime according to applicable legal regulations or collective agreements.