ANd another question: can the employee itself see the time worker for the week? And for example download a report weekly to send to us or their clients?

thanks for letting me know, but I thought i read keystrokes/mousemoves somewhere? Because it's indeed true that clicks/keyboard movements are not always an indicator of productivity, but it depends on the role. This is one of the most crucial functions i use to assess how productive they "try" to be in timedoctor. I thought you had something similar. so there is no activity like that that is tracked? Because i want to move everything over to trackabi, but only if we can somehow asess if someone is productive in the hours worked besides which sites they are on. I can't see if someone is actually productive by only screenshots/website tracking unfortunately.

We do track user activity, of course. We don't count the number of clicks but we track if a user was doing something (mouse moves or keystrokes). On our homepage https://trackabi.com you can scroll to the "Intelligent Time Tracking On Your Desktop" section and there you will see the desktop app with a timeline. On the timeline, you can see user activity (the bottom bar). There is no number of clicks, but there are applications used.

Hi Andriy, the tool looks very promising. In the past we had the issue that an employee had a "Click-Simulator". Means an app running on his desktop which was simulating mouseclicks and keyboard hits. Having something like tracking the "mouse moves" would help a lot to identify something like that because if someone clicks 1000 times but doesnt move the mouse, that would be suspicious.