App names, domains and duration
The capture policy covers application names, domains and duration. It excludes screenshots, keystrokes, page contents and document titles.

Capture is designed to record app names, domains and active duration. The person reviews this private activity before sharing it as time spent on a task or client.
Capture, personal review and approved work time are separate steps. Application names, domains and duration help a person reconstruct their working day. Reviewed entries can then be linked to the relevant work. Confirm device support and the workspace review process before introducing capture to a team.
The capture policy covers application names, domains and duration. It excludes screenshots, keystrokes, page contents and document titles.
The planned capture experience includes consent, pause, exclusions and deletion. Managers do not receive a raw browsing-history feed.
Time Intelligence is being developed to suggest task and client allocations. A person reviews each suggestion; approved time can then inform management and finance.
Desktop and browser capture, private timeline, task allocation, timesheets and capacity. Desktop distribution and AI allocation are release-dependent.