Milta Tracker
Getting Started

Set up once, get an accurate picture every day after

No lengthy onboarding, no separate integrations team — an admin sets up the organization, employees install one small app, and reports start populating from real activity.

An employee working with the Milta Tracker desktop agent running in the background

Step 1 — Set up your organization

An admin adds clients, tasks, and teams, then invites employees. Every employee gets a real account, a team, and — if applicable — a per-team leadership flag.

Idle thresholds, screenshot intervals, and blur behavior are all configured centrally, from Settings — not scattered across each machine.

Step 2 — Employees install the desktop agent

A signed Windows installer, deployed once. Employees sign in with their own account — no shared config token, no manual setup per machine.

The agent starts tracking the moment a session begins, and stays queued locally through any connectivity gap, syncing automatically once back online.

Step 3 — Time gets tracked, two ways

A manual timer against picked clients/tasks/subtasks for deliberate work — and automatic session tracking (login, lock, idle, logoff) running in the background regardless.

An idle prompt checks in during quiet stretches on tasks that need it; a configurable auto-logout can sign an inactive session out entirely.

Step 4 — Review, approve, report

Timesheets and attendance populate automatically. Leave, permission, and attendance-correction requests route to the right approver — scoped to their own team, every time.

Export any report to CSV, or view it grouped by employee with a live timezone picker for distributed teams.

Deployment

From internal tool to commercial platform

Proven in production

Milta Tracker runs Milta Accounting Services' own operations every day — a real, working deployment, not a demo environment.

Cloud-hosted or dedicated

Get started on cloud-hosted infrastructure with nothing to provision, or run Milta Tracker on your own dedicated environment — your choice.

Windows desktop agent

The tracking agent is a native Windows application today, matching the operating system most office and remote teams already standardize on.

Curious what setup looks like for your team specifically?

Tell us a bit about your organization and we'll walk you through a real deployment plan.