An e-UUR alternative for staffing agencies
e-UUR is a timesheet portal used by Dutch staffing agencies, closely tied to its own back office. If you want a worker app in many languages and open exports to the payroll system of your choice, TimeTracking is an option to compare.
Comparison at a glance
| Feature | e-UUR | TimeTracking |
|---|---|---|
| Languages | Dutch and English | 20 languages |
| Main focus | Staffing portal tied to its own back office | Hours for crews on the move and staffing agencies |
What e-UUR does
e-UUR lets flex workers and clients enter and approve hours through a web portal. It is part of a wider back-office suite for staffing agencies, so hours flow directly into that system.
The portal is available in Dutch and English, which works well for Dutch-speaking teams but can be a hurdle for flex workers from other countries.
When e-UUR is a good fit
If your agency already runs on the matching back office and is happy with a portal in Dutch and English, keeping hours in the same suite avoids an extra integration.
Agencies whose flex workers and clients are used to the portal, and who mainly place Dutch-speaking workers, may see little reason to change while their back-office contract runs.
Where TimeTracking is different
TimeTracking is independent of your back office and built mobile-first for flex workers.
Because TimeTracking does not depend on one back office, it can serve agencies that use SD Worx, Loket, Nmbrs, AFAS or another payroll system, today through file exports and the API and later through direct connectors.
- Native iOS and Android apps for flex workers in 20 languages.
- Client approval by magic link without an account.
- AI parser for client hours from Excel, email and photos of paper timesheets.
- Conflict detection between worker and client hours.
- Open exports: SD Worx-format and configurable CSV/XLSX today, Loket, Nmbrs and AFAS coming soon.
- Transparent pricing: €1 or €3 per user per month.
Switching from e-UUR
Because e-UUR is tied to a back office, switching hours usually goes together with a decision about payroll. TimeTracking can run next to your back office through its exports and API. Start with one client or one group of placements to compare.
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Frequently asked questions
Does TimeTracking work with my back office?
TimeTracking exports approved hours as SD Worx-format or configurable CSV/XLSX files and offers an API. Direct connectors for Loket, Nmbrs and AFAS are coming soon.
Can clients approve hours without an account?
Yes. Clients receive a secure magic link and approve without logging in.
Which languages does the worker app support?
20 languages, including Polish, Romanian and Ukrainian, so flex workers can use the app in their own language.
What does TimeTracking cost for an agency?
Core costs €1 and Pro €3 per user per month. Pro adds the staffing module with conflict matching and the AI parser.
Can we start with one client?
Yes. Many agencies start with one client or one group of placements and expand once the workflow is proven.
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Client approval
Clients approve hours through a secure magic link. No account, no password.
AI timesheet parser
Reads hours from Excel, email text and photos of paper timesheets. Flags anything uncertain.
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Free for up to 5 users. Core from €1 per user per month, everything included.
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Free for up to 5 users. Core from €1 per user per month, everything included.