This feature allows you to send yourself reports at a regular interval.
You simply choose a cron expression, the users and trackers you want in your report and the time span.
For example: send a report each Friday for all my users and all trackers spanning the last week.
We’re always open for interesting user suggestions and to prove it, here are some of the new features that have just been put online, all suggested by some of our users.
Suggested by: sebastian chedal
You’ll note a new start icon, or in case you’re already tracking, a switch icon, before the tracker’s name in the small overviews on your dashboard.
Similarly, on your tracker tree you’ll find a new context menu option by clicking on the tracker row, to start tracking for that tracker or to stop the current block and start tracking for the selected tracker.
Note that you won’t have the option to add a description. If you want to do that you have to use the old way & click the stop icon in the inline timer.
As suggested by admasterbill, we’ve added a style/layout specific for the printing of the weekly time entry view
and an icon to export the table to excel.
To allow you to add more information to your Companies, we’ve added some extra fields on the Address form, as suggested by Murray Wilson. The new fields being: Zipcode, City and State.
Jan Sequens requested to be able to easily see which users were tracking at a given time and stop blocks for his ‘managed’ users, in case they forgot to stop at the end of the day for example. So we’ve implemented a small indicator on the user list allowing you to do just that!
The users with a red dot in front of their name are currently tracking
while the ones with a gray dot are currently not tracking, at least not for one of your reportable trackers.
Clicking the dot will take you to the edit page for the current block, but only if you’re able to edit the block.
As you can see, the tooltip will tell you which tracker they are working for. The tabular view also provides this information, plus it does so more accurately now. As Jan Sequens pointed out: an open block would be shown on the tabular view, but with a zero-total. We’ve improved this as well.
If you refresh the page, you’ll see the totals change since the block is running.
If there was one thing our site was lacking, it would have to be a search bar. Until now…
We’ve included a search bar in the top navigation for the public site,
and in the footer navigation for the secured backend,
which will help you find:
