CabuzTime

DCAA-aligned timekeeping for QuickBooks government contractors

CabuzTime gives small QuickBooks GovCon teams a daily labor system: authorized charge codes, employee certification, manager approval, correction history, labor reports, and QuickBooks-ready exports.

  • Timekeeping experience since PTTimesheet in 2004
  • Daily entry, employee certification, and manager approval
  • Admin-controlled charge access with effective dates
  • Correction history, labor reports, and exports
CabuzTime timesheet entry screen showing authorized charge codes, daily hour inputs, notes, a holiday column, and 40 total hours
Daily entry keeps authorized charge codes, notes, holiday context, and pay-period totals in one screen.

Controlled timekeeping

Turn daily time entry into approved labor records.

CabuzTime gives teams a controlled timekeeping workflow: employees enter time each day, charge only authorized work, certify their timesheets, and managers approve or return corrections. Finance works from approved records with the history intact.

Entry evidence
Who entered time, when it was entered, and which charge code or cost objective was used.
Review evidence
Employee certification, manager approval, return/rejection history, and correction reasons.
Export evidence
Labor reports and payroll/accounting exports start from approved records.

Product workflow

One workflow from daily entry to export-ready labor records.

CabuzTime is designed around the routine work a small GovCon team needs every pay period, without forcing a heavyweight ERP process.

Setup

Configure employees, pay periods, jobs, projects, charge codes, and payroll mappings.

Admins set the operating structure before employees start charging time.

Authorization

Assign employees to allowed charge codes with effective dates.

Employees see the work they are allowed to charge for the relevant period.

Daily entry

Employees enter time each day against authorized charge codes.

Daily entry keeps missing days visible before payroll and reporting deadlines.

Certification

Employees certify and submit their timesheets.

The submitted record preserves employee attestation as part of the workflow.

Approval

Managers approve, reject, or return time for correction.

Review decisions stay attached to the timesheet record.

Corrections

Corrections preserve the history and reason.

Changes are visible as part of the audit-ready timekeeping record.

Outputs

Approved time flows to payroll, exports, and labor reports.

Finance works from approved source records instead of rebuilding time in spreadsheets.

Product proof

Browse the records behind approval, correction, and QuickBooks setup.

These screens show the evidence CabuzTime keeps with the timekeeping workflow after employees enter time.

CabuzTime manager review screen with submitted timesheet hours, approve and reject actions, and audit history entries
Review decisions and rejection history stay attached to the timesheet.
CabuzTime corrections report showing correction rows with change dates, employees, old and new hours, descriptions, and reasons
Corrections show who changed what, when, and why.
CabuzTime QuickBooks Online settings screen showing a connected company, token details, and reference data sync controls
Admins connect QuickBooks Online and sync reference data before approved time is exported.

QuickBooks workflows

CabuzTime prepares approved labor records for QuickBooks and payroll workflows.

CabuzTime does not replace QuickBooks. It creates the approved labor record before finance moves time into accounting, payroll, or export workflows.

Time controls

Allowed charge codes
Employee certification
Manager approval

CabuzTime

Approved labor records

Corrections Reports Exports

Configured paths

QuickBooks Online

Approved-time sync

Once setup and mappings are in place, approved time syncs to QuickBooks Online.

QuickBooks Desktop

Approved-time file export

CabuzTime prepares an approved-time file for QuickBooks Desktop import.

Teams use the QuickBooks path that matches their accounting setup.

Who it fits

Built for small and mid-sized government contractors already using QuickBooks.

CabuzTime is for teams that need stronger labor controls and audit-ready records — approvals, correction history, and clean QuickBooks exports — without adopting a heavy GovCon ERP.

Best fit
Small and mid-sized contractors that need one clear timekeeping workflow.
Accounting system
QuickBooks remains the accounting system while CabuzTime controls the labor record.
Larger teams
Running a larger team? Talk to us about rollout planning.

Pricing

$6 / user / month

No contracts. Self-serve via Stripe. Cancel anytime.

  • Daily entry, employee certification, and manager approval
  • Admin-controlled charge access with correction history
  • Labor reports and payroll/accounting exports
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Common questions

What teams ask before adopting CabuzTime.

Does CabuzTime replace QuickBooks?

No. QuickBooks remains the accounting system. CabuzTime controls daily labor entry, approval, corrections, reporting, and exports before approved records move to accounting.

Does CabuzTime support QuickBooks Online?

Yes. Once setup and mappings are in place, CabuzTime syncs approved time to QuickBooks Online.

Does CabuzTime support QuickBooks Desktop?

Yes. CabuzTime supports QuickBooks Desktop through an approved-time export workflow.

Does CabuzTime help with DCAA audit readiness?

Yes. CabuzTime is built to support DCAA-style timekeeping expectations: daily employee entry, employee certification, supervisor approval, controlled charge access, correction history, and exportable approved records. Audit outcomes still depend on your company's policies, setup, training, and accounting controls.

Where did CabuzTime come from?

CabuzTime builds on timekeeping experience that began with PTTimesheet in 2004, refocused for today's small GovCon teams: daily entry, approvals, corrections, reports, and QuickBooks-ready exports.

Is CabuzTime only for government contractors?

No. CabuzTime is useful for any company that wants controlled timekeeping records, manager approvals, correction history, and clean exports. Government contractors may care about the DCAA-oriented controls, but other teams can simply use them as reliable timekeeping structure.

Start with the timekeeping record

The whole labor record — daily entry to QuickBooks-ready export — in one system.

CabuzTime is built for small teams that want to start online, with contact support available for setup questions and larger rollouts.