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	"articleTitle" : "Top Time Clock Software 2020",
	"articleDesc" : "These are the best software services for time keeping in 2020",
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			"title" : "<h2 id=\"audience\">Who uses time clock software?</h2>",
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		{
			"title" : "<h2 id=\"purpose\">Top Picks for Time Clock Software</h2>",

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{
	"desc": "Time Clock Software",
	"pubDate": "00-00-0000",
	"topPicks": [
		{
			"productName": "Homebase",
			"accolades": "Top Rated",
			"logoPath": "img/products/homebase.jpg",
			"logoAltName": "Homebase Logo",
			"productDesc": "Our top rated time clock software, Homebase streamlines shift scheduling and keeps employees updated. Perfect for restaurants and retail stores, this tool makes managing shift work easy.",

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Background

For the purposes of this assignment, the application I'm imagining is a financial / accounting solution for startup and small business CFOs. The purpose of the application would be comparing a previously set budget (maybe at a management or board-level) with what is actually being spent day-to-day and cataloged based on account type, department, etc.

Given that accounts can be divided by department, members of each department are required to login and post their expenses on a bi-weekly or monthly basis, so that their budgets can be tracked appropriately. In order to do so, I'm assuming that data can be imported by:

• Quickbooks account
• Expensify (or something similar)
• Exported (CSV) credit card transactions.
• Manually-added expenses from personal cards, etc.
• Manually manipulating inputted data to reflect changes.