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Nixelo vs solidtime
solidtime is a time tracker for freelancers and agencies. Both keep a running timer and a weekly timesheet; solidtime goes further on reports and imports, and Nixelo adds weekly review, issue tracking, booking, and meetings.
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Where Nixelo goes further
- Weekly timesheets can be submitted and reviewed.
- Time sits next to issue tracking, booking pages, and meetings.
Where solidtime is broader
- solidtime has saved and shared reports with server exports.
- solidtime imports from Toggl, Clockify, Harvest, and CSV.
- solidtime has project time estimates.
Feature by feature
How Nixelo and solidtime compare.
| Feature | solidtime | Nixelo |
|---|---|---|
| Timer and weekly sheet | Running timer and weekly timesheet | Running timer and weekly timesheet |
| Reports | Saved and shared reports with exports | Fixed project billing reports |
| Rates | Rates by project member, project, member, and organization | Rates with effective dates |
| Imports | Toggl, Clockify, Harvest, and CSV | No time-entry import |
| Weekly review | Not established in the audited source | Weekly submission and review |
| Work items | Projects and tasks | Projects and issues |
Moving work over
- There is no time-entry import, so earlier hours stay in solidtime.
- Issues can be imported from CSV or JSON, up to 100 per import; comments, attachments, links, history, sprints, and workflows are not carried over.
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