SR&ED time tracking that ties hours to evidence
Salaries are usually the largest line in a SR&ED claim, which makes the hours the most scrutinized part of it. A number a reviewer can't trace is a number they can disallow.
SREDlog builds a defensible time picture and keeps every hour tied to a source.
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Capture hours the way work actually happens
Enter time directly, upload filled timesheets, or let SREDlog read time-bearing documents and propose allocations. However the hours arrive, they land as reviewable entries, not silent totals.
Only approved hours count
- Every allocation starts unreviewed; nothing flows into a form until a person approves it.
- Each entry ties back to the evidence that supports it.
- Claimed hours reconcile against approved hours, so the totals on the T661 are the ones you signed off.
No timesheets? Reconstruct honestly
When contemporaneous timesheets don't exist, SREDlog rebuilds a defensible picture from commit history and ticket activity, and marks where it's thin — so you strengthen a claim before filing rather than guess at the hours.
Frequently asked questions
No. Proposed allocations are reviewed and approved by a person first; only approved hours drive the totals. That line — AI-assisted, not AI-filed — is deliberate.
Yes. It can reconstruct a time picture from commit and ticket activity, flag what's weak, and keep each hour traceable to its source.
Approved allocations link to the evidence behind them, so you can show the basis for the hours rather than assert them.
Yes — filled time templates are read by the AI and routed through the same review queue. There's no rigid importer to fight.
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