BriefQR vs QuickBooks Time
QuickBooks Time (formerly TSheets) is GPS-focused time tracking that ties tightly into QuickBooks payroll and accounting. BriefQR is a standalone QR time clock with device-bound PINs, soft GPS, and neutral export, not bound to any one payroll ecosystem. If you run payroll in QuickBooks, their tool is the natural fit; if you want portable hours and lighter location data, BriefQR is the leaner choice.
機能比較
| BriefQR | QuickBooks Time | |
|---|---|---|
| 共有ログイン | いいえ、PINと端末の紐付け | 一部対応 |
| 生体認証 | いいえ | 任意 |
| オフライン対応 | はい | 制限あり |
| 初期導入に必要なハードウェア | 不要。QRコードを印刷するだけ | 任意 |
| 位置情報の確認 | ゆるやか、任意 | はい |
| 自由なデータエクスポート | Webhook、REST、CSV | 制限あり |
| 開始価格 | €4／従業員／月 | from ~$20/mo base + ~$8–$10/user/mo (Premium); Elite higher, see their site |
QuickBooks Timeの情報は2026-06-22に最終確認。詳細は公式サイトで再確認してください。
どちらを選ぶべき？
次の場合はBriefQRがおすすめ
Choose BriefQR if you do not live inside QuickBooks and want your hours to flow anywhere via signed webhook and REST/CSV. Clock-ins are device-bound PINs from a printed QR, it works offline, and GPS is a soft review signal rather than continuous tracking. Pricing is a flat €4 per active operator, with no base platform fee.
次の場合はQuickBooks Timeがおすすめ
Choose QuickBooks Time if you already use QuickBooks for payroll or accounting: the integration removes a lot of manual timesheet handling, and approved hours flow straight into pay runs. Its GPS tracking, geofencing, and job costing are well developed, and that depth matters if location and payroll automation are central to how you operate.
料金の試算
QuickBooks Time generally uses a monthly base fee plus a per-user charge, commonly around a $20/month base plus roughly $8–$10 per user on the Premium plan, with Elite higher (verify current pricing on their site). The base fee means small teams pay a premium per head. BriefQR has no base fee: it is €4 per active operator per month or €40 per year, billed only for operators who clocked in. For small or variable crews, skipping the platform fee usually makes BriefQR noticeably cheaper.
QuickBooks Timeからの移行
Moving from QuickBooks Time to BriefQR means exporting your historical timesheets (it exports to QuickBooks and to CSV) and switching clock-in to a printed QR with device-bound PINs. The main consideration is payroll: QuickBooks Time pushes approved hours straight into QuickBooks, whereas BriefQR exports hours via webhook and CSV for you to import into whatever payroll you use. If QuickBooks payroll automation is the reason you are there, weigh that before switching.
よくある質問
Does BriefQR sync to QuickBooks payroll automatically?
Not as a native, one-click sync. BriefQR exports hours via signed webhook and REST/CSV, which you can import into QuickBooks or another payroll system. If you want hours to flow directly into QuickBooks with no export step, QuickBooks Time is purpose-built for that.
Is BriefQR's GPS comparable to TSheets / QuickBooks Time?
No, by design. BriefQR captures location as a soft signal to review, not live tracking or geofenced clock-in enforcement. If detailed location history and geofencing are requirements, QuickBooks Time offers more.
Do workers need a dedicated time-clock device?
No. BriefQR uses a printed QR that workers scan on their own phones, with a PIN bound to each device. There is no kiosk to set up, though you can mount a single shared device if you prefer.
How does the cost compare for a small team?
QuickBooks Time adds a monthly base fee on top of per-user pricing, which weighs on small teams. BriefQR has no base fee (€4 per active operator per month or €40/year), so a handful of workers usually costs less.