As you might have notices a few days ago, there is a new feature on the site with Automated Reports. Well, we’ve improved it a bit. We moved the navigation under My Timesheet.
You can now choose between “Tabular” (like it was before) or “Cumulated”.

A cumulated report is a custom report where the timeblocks are grouped by a time unit (day/week/month).

Another improvement in the cumulated report, is the fact that you can group the sheets per user/tracker.

You can see a preview when creating/editing a new report. Or if you just wish to make a one time stylesheet, you just press the “get excel preview” button and you don’t save the automated report.

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As everybody should know by now, Google is a must to have implemented on your site. This is why we have integrated a Google Map for companies (and previously Google OpenId login).

You can find your company by looking up the address or by double clicking on the map. Once the location is saved, you can see the result in the overview of your company.

In the future there will be a company overview with all your companies located on one big map.
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Jan Sequens suggested some more improvements and although they were already in the pipeline, his request pushed them out
So please, keep the suggestions coming!
Custom time filtering
A much needed feature, which recently became much easier to implement, due to changes in our underlying framework, so here you go!

Include subtrackers when filtering
A small improvement concerning user-friendliness: you’ll only need to select a parent tracker and check the box, which will select the subtrackers for you.

Calendar Totals
The calendar view now also contains the day totals at the bottom.

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We just rolled out an update of the login & lost password pages. The interface now looks cleaner & better then before.

The form will now produce more clear warning messages. Let us know what you think…
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Yesterday, we introduced our new openID support via Google.
This basically means that we can automatically create an account for you during sign up, since Google will tell us what your email address and name is.
Just click the Google icon to let Google know TrackMyPeople can access your information (we just need your email address & name…)

let Google know that we can retrieve your information,

and that’s it… You now have an activated your TrackMyPeople account! Without having to choose a username, email or password.
To login, you’ll have to do about the same: click the “login via Google”-link

and once more allow Google to pass your info on to us.
Note: if you checked the “remember permission”-checkbox, then Google will obviously not bother you again, but directly communicate with the TrackMyPeople site.
Existing users can simply update their email address in their profile settings to the corresponding Google account, which will allow them to login via google using their old account.

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We just introduced our pricing plans. In the future TrackMyPeople will be a monthly subscription service. As we are currently still in testing/beta stage feel free to signup and try our time tracking system for free, the first 3 months…

As we are constantly trying to improve this great service, we will be handing out free accounts for all users with positive/constructive feedback, howto make our product even better.

Before signing up, we ask you to choose one of our packages. Don’t worry, you will be able to use TrackMyPeople without limitations untill your trial account expires.
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