BirdsEye is employee monitoring and time tracking software that records the working day by itself: live status, timesheets, attendance and Jira worklogs, with rules every employee can see.
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Paige S. has been idle for 12 minutes.
Outside your working hours and days the agent pauses itself and captures nothing. A manager's capture request is refused too.
How BirdsEye handles privacy and securityThe agent shows each person their tracking hours, screenshot interval, blur level and idle threshold. Only an admin can change them.
Blur screenshots and webcam clips lightly or heavily. You confirm the work happened without a readable copy of the screen.
Time that overlaps on a laptop and a desktop is counted once, so hours are never reported twice.
The agent keeps recording without internet, shows how much is waiting and syncs when the connection returns.
Edit or delete tracked time and the Jira worklog follows. Repeated syncs never create duplicates.
How the Jira time tracking integration worksHours are observed as they happen, not remembered on Friday.
Who is working, in which app and on which project, right now.
Every minute classed by rules you control.
Present, late and on leave, with no clock-in system.
Hours against clients, tasks and budgets.
Each figure compared with the previous period.
A phone alert while the day can still be saved.
See who is working, on what and since when, without asking.
Attribute every billable hour to a client, project and task before the invoice goes out.
Run shifts across teams and time zones with working hours set per team.
Keep a defensible record of who worked, when and on what, with an audit log behind it.
You set the rules: working hours and days, screenshot intervals, blur and the idle threshold. Then you create teams and invite people by email.
Each person sets a password, installs the desktop agent and signs in. The agent shows them what is recorded and what is not.
The day records itself. Open the web dashboard or the Android app to see who is working, on what, right now.
Automatic time tracking, screenshots and attendance for small teams.
Projects, Jira and reporting for teams that bill or report on their time.
Webcam checks, an audit log and full retention control for high-trust work.
The US federal rules, the states that require notice and what to do before you start.
A policy you can copy, with the clauses that matter and why each one is there.
What to measure, what to leave alone and how to keep the team on your side.
BirdsEye is employee monitoring and time tracking software for teams that work on computers. A desktop agent records the active application, working hours and idle time. A web dashboard turns that into live status, timesheets, attendance, productivity reports and Jira worklogs. BirdsEye is a product of BoomersHub LLC.
BirdsEye tracks the application in the foreground and its window title, the domain of the website in the active browser tab, and idle time. Screenshots are taken at randomized intervals and can be blurred. Webcam capture is optional, and website tracking can be switched off.
Yes. The desktop agent shows each person the rules that apply to them, including tracking hours, screenshot interval, blur level and idle threshold. Employees can also see their own day, their activity log and their own screenshots, unless the company switches off screenshot viewing.
No. Tracking only runs inside the working hours and working days the company configures. Outside that window the agent pauses itself and captures nothing, and a manager's request for an immediate capture is refused. If the company allows it, an employee can choose to extend tracking for overtime.
Yes. The desktop agent keeps recording offline, stores everything locally, shows how many items are waiting and syncs when the connection returns.
The desktop agent runs on 64-bit Windows, with updates offered inside the app. macOS and Linux builds are available on request. The dashboard runs in current mainstream desktop browsers, and administrators and managers can use the Android app.
Yes. Employees can pick a Jira issue as their task in the agent, and BirdsEye keeps Jira worklogs matched to tracked time. If a time entry is edited or deleted, the worklog is updated or removed.
BirdsEye starts at $5 per user per month on annual billing. The Team plan is $8 and the Business plan is $12 per user per month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
In the United States, employers can generally monitor work computers for business purposes. Some states, including New York, Connecticut and Delaware, require written notice, and the EU and UK require a lawful basis, transparency and proportionality. BirdsEye shows every employee what is recorded, but each company is responsible for following the laws where it operates.
BirdsEye is built and operated by BoomersHub LLC, a company based in Morrisville, North Carolina.
An administrator can configure the organization in about an hour: tracking rules, teams, invitations and projects. Each employee then needs about five minutes to set a password, install the agent and sign in.
Start a free trial today with no credit card, or book a demo and we will walk you through it.