Time reports, financial summaries, and project profitability—all generated from data already in Heyweek. No manual exports, no spreadsheet assembly.

Filter by person, project, client, or date range. See exactly where hours went—and what got billed.
Compare time tracked to revenue invoiced per project. Know which clients are worth the work.
Download a PDF for the client or CSV for your accountant. The hard part is already done.
"Every month I send clients a time report with their invoice. One click in Heyweek and it's done."
"Profitability by client used to take a full afternoon. Now the report is already there—we just look at it."
"The monthly board update includes a financial summary from Heyweek. No assembly required."
Free during beta. No credit card required.
Heyweek reporting and timesheet software turns your tracked work into answers. See where time goes, which projects and clients are profitable, and how your team is utilised — in clear reports you can act on, not raw data you have to wrestle.
Timesheets are only useful if they tell you something. Heyweek rolls up every tracked hour into reports on billable versus non-billable time, project budgets, client profitability, and team utilisation. Export a clean timesheet for payroll or a client, or drill into a project to understand exactly where the hours went.
Because the underlying data is captured naturally as people work, your reports stay accurate without anyone filling in a spreadsheet at the end of the week. That makes Heyweek reporting trustworthy enough to base real decisions on — pricing, hiring, and which work to take on next.
Billable and non-billable time, project budgets and overruns, client profitability, and team utilisation — all built from the time and costs you already track.
Yes. You can produce clean timesheets to share with clients or use for payroll, generated automatically from tracked time.
They are, because data is captured as people work rather than reconstructed later, so reports reflect what actually happened.
Yes — reporting ties time, costs, and invoices together so you can see which clients and projects make money and which don’t.