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News - 1st September 2008:- Digiprove teams with 1time |
Digiprove has concluded an affiliate agreement with 1timetracking.com, a leading web-based timesheet management service. Under the deal, Digiprove services are now available to 1time users to enable timesheets to be time-stamped and certified, thus enabling those users to assure their customers that timesheets have not been tampered with or altered, and to meet regulatory compliance requirements.
Cian Kinsella, CEO of Digiprove, said: "1timetracking.com is recognised as an innovator in its space, being the first to introduce client views for their users, and its service is highly rated by independent review sites. We are very pleased to be associated with 1time and we believe that our content certification service delivers real added value to 1time users."
According to 1time's CEO Derek Organ "We pride ourselves on being innovative and this in my view is what has enabled our service to
distinguish itself from our competitors, and to have continued significant revenue growth. This is another first for us; no other timesheet recording service offers independent certification of timesheet content. The benefits of this new service are available immediately; the Digiprove service is now available at a discount to our users, and we intend to further integrate this service into ours."
About 1time:
1time (www.1timetracking.com) is a leading SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) provider, allowing its users to log time and keep timesheets online. Its services are geared towards businesses where employees' time is billable or is a prime cost, offering many unique features to enable those businesses to maximise revenue and minimise costs.
About Digiprove:
Digiprove makes available the benefits offered by the latest cryptographic techniques to anyone who needs to prove ownership of content or
compliance with legislation. It does so by delivering content certification services in an easy to use cost-effective manner over the web;
the service is available to anyone with browser access to the Internet.
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