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The deep integration seemed to make Quickbooks Time (TSheets) a natural fit to replace Intuit’s lack-luster time tracking system. After many years of deep integration, Intuit acquired Quickbooks Time (TSheets) for 340 Million in 2018, according to TechCrunch. Quickbooks Time (TSheets) had been a long-time Quickbooks star, with 35,000 customers and 500,000 employees. Intuit developed its own time tracking system, which was reported to be good but lacked the features required by modern businesses. Why Intuit Is Discontinuing Time Tracking

Additionally, users who are switching to Quickbooks Time will notice large price increases and OnTheClock has been hearing a lot of feedback from their users regarding this issue.

This will include major changes for how the user continues to track employee hours worked and payroll. Intuit is set to replace their employee time tracking services with Quickbooks Time, formerly TSheets by QuickBooks. With the news of Intuit discontinuing their online time tracking services on October 31, 2019, many of their users will be looking for an alternative time tracking service similar to Intuit payroll time tracking.