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I’d like to be able to see sum of my time on projects for a day.
I work on contracts and I need to report my time each day. Klok is great and its helping me a lot, but I have to manually add all the chunks together, which is hard since I switch between 5 or more projects dozens of times a day (phone calls, e-mails, meetings, work all spread out in little chunks over the day).’
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The weekly timesheet (in version 1.5) doesn’t work for you? If you can send me an example of the type of report you are looking for that might help
Ah, most excellent. I didn’t see that there. That was a user error. I was expecting to see that sort of thing in the Reports section.
Wow, this tool is very useful. Thanks!
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For the timesheet, could the PROJECT CODE be included? When I bill my time, I have to code to various project codes. KLOK tracks it fine but then I still have to convert each of the project names into a project code to bill for it.
Mitch@bizbear wrote:
For the timesheet, could the PROJECT CODE be included? When I bill my time, I have to code to various project codes. KLOK tracks it fine but then I still have to convert each of the project names into a project code to bill for it.
MitchHey,
Have u tried adding the project code into the name field next to the project’s name? ie ######PROJECT
Thanks for the suggestion, I did start doing that. It is just that there is a Project ID field in the set up but it does not appear on the reports. So it would be useful to populate the existing field and then set up a pref that says if you want it to appear on the reports. But I do have a work around now. Thx
I’d love to see a way to do a daily breakdown that’s “rolled up” to the top level projects. I’m trying to track how much time I spend doing support vs. scripting, meetings, etc. on every project. I do that with subprojects, however the charge number is the same no matter what I’m doing for a particular top level project.
I appreciate the ability to create unlimited subprojects and see how my time is spent, however it gets to be burdensome tallying up the subprojects at the end of the day to get a total of hours to bill for each top level project.
Thanks!
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