For Teams
BusyBee.Day for Finance Teams
Run the close, organize reporting cycles and keep tabular data in one place
Plan month-end close and quarterly reports as recurring tasks, keep cost center and amount in custom fields, keep tabular data in databases with formulas and summaries, and hold time for analysis with a habit or a locked task.
Last updated October 30, 2026
Table view: your own fields as columns, filtered and grouped.
Why teams choose BusyBee.Day
Built for the way you work
- Recurring tasks for monthly close, quarterly reports and audits
- Table view with grouping and custom field columns
- Custom fields for cost centers, billing codes and amounts
- Databases with formulas and footer summaries for tabular data
- Task types that mark work as billable
- Time for analysis held with a habit or a locked task
- Buffer minutes so work is not planned back to back
- CSV import and export for databases
FAQ
Common questions
Can BusyBee.Day mark work as billable?
Task types carry an invoice default, so a type such as "Client work" marks its tasks as billable. Add custom fields for client, hours and rate in the projects where you need them.
Can I export financial data from BusyBee.Day?
A Database can be exported as CSV. Settings > Data & Privacy downloads all your data, tasks included, as a ZIP of CSV files.
Does BusyBee.Day integrate with QuickBooks or Xero?
Not directly. Outgoing webhooks fire when a task is completed, and tools such as Zapier or Make can pass that on to your accounting software.
How is BusyBee.Day different from Harvest or Toggl for finance?
Harvest and Toggl track time. BusyBee.Day tracks time on tasks too: a timer, time logged by hand and a weekly timesheet on every plan, and reports with CSV export from Basic. It also plans the work: recurring tasks, projects, databases and a calendar.
Try it with your team
Start free on your own. Teams come with Basic (up to 7 members), Pro and Max (up to 25) and the Team plan, paid per member.