We have a mix of users and most have to clean up missing entries at the end of the month (our billing cycle). We switched from an internal system that handled this properly, because the other features that Harvest provided.

David,
I felt this would be the best example of how I would want the report to look:
- Task A [10am-12pm]
- Meeting [12pm-1pm]
- Task A [1pm-3pm]

But with that data, TASK A is still TASK A so you could view based on total time. I just thought that since harvest had updated their system, it would be great to see an daily view of the hours broken down over a reporting feature.

I currently have 2 or 3 task that I am in and out of each day, when I click and jump to another task, it is logging me stopping the current task. I guess that would then be considered a “Time Stamp” which would allow TASK A to have a break in time.
When I come back to TASK A the click to start the task would start the Time Stamp entry and when I left, that would end it.

I do not see how that would be a big programming nightmare, but maybe I am wrong.

Once again, just an idea, I understand if it doesn’t work with Harvest business model, but I think the current update is missing a few features because they are limiting or forcing changes that may not be as easily implemented by an entire group of people. Having the individual preference is ideal, but they need to make sure the reporting functions still work correctly.

thanks

However, since it makes the week view uneditable and I can no longer enter a simple “1 hour of emails” I will not be using it.

This looks like the worst of both worlds to me. I wish I could find the other time tracker, but it was simple and had 3 fields. If you filled in the times, it calculated the duration. If you filled in the duration, it emptied the time fields. Simple, easy, and worked in a week view as well.

To me, this rollout seems unnecessarily crippled and entirely misses the point of the feature.