Capture billable time
Record labour where the work happens instead of reconstructing the day later.
Field service time tracking & timesheet software
Let technicians record time from the field while ServiceBox connects work-order labour, travel and other configured time types to timesheets, job costing, invoicing and supported accounting workflows.

The operational outcome
Technicians record time against the correct work order or configured activity. The office reviews the same labour record for timesheets, payroll preparation, job costing and invoicing.
Record labour where the work happens instead of reconstructing the day later.
Review employee time with work-order and configured labour-type context already attached.
Compare actual technician hours with estimated labour and billed work.
Inside field service time tracking
Each time entry stays connected to the technician, work order and configured activity around it, reducing spreadsheets, duplicate entry and billing guesswork.
Technicians start and stop time from a supported smartphone, tablet or computer.
Field time is captured when the work happens instead of recreated from memory.
Connect recorded labour to the correct work order, customer, job site and technician.
Supervisors and billing teams can see where every approved hour belongs.
Use configured timesheet item types to separate job labour, travel and other paid activities your operation needs to track.
Timesheet review and job costing use the right time category instead of one blended total.
Record regular, overtime and other configured labour types, then review how those hours should be handled in payroll and billing.
Reviewers can identify overtime and other premium-hour entries before payroll or customer billing is prepared.
When available, device location data can add context to field check-in and check-out activity.
Location context can provide another reference point during review, but it depends on supported devices, permissions and available location data.
At work-order checkout, technicians can add the calculated time to their timesheet, where it can be reviewed and edited if needed.
Office teams review one structured time record instead of rebuilding the day from paper cards and spreadsheets.
See current and completed time entries as field work moves through the day.
Managers can spot missing punches and labour overruns before the week is over.
Review incomplete, overlapping or incorrect time entries before downstream use.
Payroll and billing begin with approved labour rather than unresolved exceptions.
Compare recorded labour time and cost with estimated hours and completed work.
Project and service managers get better labour context for reviewing job performance and margin.
Use reviewed time in invoicing and supported accounting workflows without rebuilding the labour record.
Billable hours move forward with their employee, work order and cost context intact.
How it helps the business
The value appears when every approved hour reaches the right employee, work order, job cost and customer invoice with enough context to review it.
Reduce lost labour by recording job time while technicians are still in the field.
Review structured timesheets instead of reconciling paper cards, texts and spreadsheets.
Compare actual labour with estimated hours before margin problems become repeat patterns.
Support customer labour charges with time entries connected to the completed work order.
One connected workflow
Each role reviews or adds the information it owns while the same time record moves through the workflow.
Clock in, select the right activity and complete the work-order time record.
Review missing punches, unusual hours, overtime and job allocation.
Use approved employee time and premium-hour context for payroll preparation.
Move billable labour into the invoice with the job and customer context intact.
Configuration and adoption
ServiceBox onboarding maps labour types, permissions, timesheet review and downstream billing so technicians and office reviewers know the process before live time is submitted.
Separate job labour, travel, shop, training, standby and other activities your operation uses.
Confirm how regular and overtime entries should be recorded, reviewed and passed into payroll and billing workflows.
Decide who corrects missed punches, approves overtime and closes the timesheet period.
Give technicians a focused mobile process and reviewers a clear exception workflow.
Clear expectations
Accurate field service time tracking depends on clear device permissions, time categories, exception ownership and downstream payroll and billing processes.
Guided adoption
Your onboarding specialist configures the field service timesheet workflow, tests common exceptions and trains technicians and reviewers on the steps they own.
Questions contractors ask
Without structured time tracking, contractors rely on estimates, paper cards and memory to explain job hours, prepare payroll and answer billing questions. ServiceBox gives technicians a field check-in and check-out workflow, lets recorded work-order time be added to timesheets, and keeps labour connected to the work it supports. When available, location context can provide another reference point during review.
Many time tracking tools are designed for employees working in one office. ServiceBox is built for technicians moving between customers and job sites. Time entries stay connected to work orders, job costs, timesheets and invoicing, while available device location can add context to check-in and check-out activity.
ServiceBox supports configured timesheet and labour types used by field service teams, including regular job hours, travel time, overtime and other activities your operation needs to track. Exact labour types, pay handling and billing setup should be confirmed during implementation.
Built For Canada
ServiceBox is Built For Canada, shaped around the day-to-day realities of commercial service businesses. That means workflows built for customer sites, equipment history, recurring service, field teams, invoicing and Canadian accounting—not a generic US-first system your team has to work around.
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From commercial HVAC and plumbing to electrical and multi-trade teams, ServiceBox connects the full service workflow while supporting Canadian needs like Sage 50 Canada handoffs and human implementation support.
No generic product tour
Bring your current check-in, travel, overtime, payroll-review and invoicing process. We will show how recorded labour moves from the technician into timesheet review, job costing and billing.