Tickv1.0.0

Operations leads pull all time entries for the past week across projects to reconcile billable hours before invoicing. They filter by date range and confirm each consultant's logged time against project budgets.

Freelancers list entries per client and project to itemize hours on monthly invoices. They cross-check Tick entries with their own notes and update any missed or mislabeled time entries before sending.

Project managers list projects, tasks, and users to see who is working on what and where capacity is tight. They use this data to reassign tasks and keep utilization balanced across open projects.

Team members search a date range for their entries, identify ones assigned to the wrong task or project, and update them with the right project, task, and notes.

Admins audit cancelled clients and closed projects, then remove obsolete time entries and deactivate inactive users. This keeps Tick reporting clean and speeds up month-end close.

Users access Tick via an OOMOL-managed connection that injects API credentials, and OOMOL charges for connector usage or bundled subscription credits. This makes it easy to add Tick automation to any AI agent workflow.

Agencies use the skill to automate weekly timesheet collection, approval, and invoice preparation for retainer clients. The predictability lets them offer fixed monthly billing while maintaining accurate utilization tracking.

Tick data can be pulled into an accounting or ERP workflow via the skill, complementing invoicing and payroll tools. Service providers sell integrations and managed bookkeeping built around Tick time data.