timeBro records fully automatically, so users don't have to do anything to capture the following:
1. All computer activities
All times in programs and files, all times in emails you read or write and all times in the browser - d...
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It's always the window that is currently in the foreground that is captured, i.e. the window in which the user is active with mouse and keyboard. If there is no movement for a period of time defined by the user, the time capture of the window stops.
2. All calendar appointments
timeBro captures the calendar for users and displays the duration of all appointments.
3. All absence times
If there is no movement for a while, the capture of the current computer activity stops and the absence time capturedstops until the user returns to the computer.
This time is displayed as "Offline work". It is reported directly by a notification when the user returns and can be renamed. ("Welcome Back Feature")
The trigger after which the time capture of an absence time begins is set to 5 min by default and can be configured as required.