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A long-time customer asked the following question: I currently use the Project Activity report “By Task” and it does a pretty good job but I would like to flatten out the tasks. I don’t need each individual time entry displayed. I just need the total hours and total $ on the task. Is there a […]
A customer asked the following question: The Project Landscape Report is great and has everything we need for our year end reporting, but I don’t see a way to narrow down the report by when the project was created. Is there a way to narrow down the projects included or does it only show all […]
The Project Budgets vs. Actuals report provides a detailed account of budgeted and actual time for multiple projects at once. This report is similar to the Estimated vs. Actual page that is available under each individual project. In fact, it includes the same data points. The difference is that the multi-project report can be filtered […]
One of the core strengths of Intervals is its comprehensive and intuitive time tracking features. Whether or not you bill hourly for your time, tracking your working hours in Intervals results in a trove of useful data that can be analyzed using a suite of fast and flexible reports. In this help article, we’ll show […]
A customer made the following feature request. It would be good if you could run the Gantt and not show the estimated and actual time. We are just starting a project that is fixed cost, not hours-based, and I would like to provide the Gantt for the timeline information. But not show the hours as […]
We received this feature request from a customer. Could we have a “budget trigger” for individual tasks, similar to the budget trigger email for overall projects? I would like to be notified when a task is reaching budget, as the overall project budget is not granular enough for us. There is not presently a way […]
A customer asked the following question. We use Intervals to track and manage many projects at once. They can be a dev project with pre-planned tasks, or support projects where we get tasks added as they come into our support/helpdesk. Is there a view in the Gantt of just the projects and not the project’s […]
A customer asked the following question: I have a weekly dashboard that I email to myself and it really needs to be landscape instead of portrait. There is a lot of data in the report and controlling the layout would be helpful. Can this be added? When we first launched scheduled reports this was not […]
Billable projects will often include some unbillable time. Intervals gives your team the option to mark their time entries as unbillable, so that every hour can be tracked and accounted for. However, the dashboards and estimate vs actual pages of a billable project will default to displaying only the billable. So, how do you display […]
We received the following question from an Intervals customer: Is there a report I can run that shows how many tasks we are closing per week? Ideally by person or by project. Some of our customers user Intervals as a ticketing system. With this use case there is often a need to not only report […]
We received the following support question: Can I see how much total billable work has been done by month or quarter? I don’t need details just totals. I want to analyze my team and clients. Most of the reports show detailed work. The Break It Down report is one of our reports that helps you […]
We received the following support question: We are testing Intervals and have a question, can we setup monthly not weekly timesheets and if not, what do you suggest we do when a week covers two months as we need to close out and report to the government on first of each month our activity in […]
An Intervals customer asked the following question: Is there an activity report that shows a user’s activity? We need to see a log file of changes made by a person. Does that exist? When viewing a person in the people section, there is an option to view recent activity for the person. Here is where […]
An Intervals customer asked the following question: I am looking for a report that combines the detail of time entries per project (date, person, task, description) with the work type and rate charged. I find I am toggling between the Summary Report and the Project Activity Report and would like to be able to review […]
Intervals has a lot of reports. While the filter options are mostly the same for creating reports, each one has a different approach to querying and visualizing your data. This article provides an overview of each report to help you decide which report is best for your various needs. Before we begin, let’s talk about […]
Video Introduction to Saving and Scheduling Reports This video introduces how to save a report and schedule it for automated delivery. Saving a report allows you to run the report again in the future with a single click, and scheduling the report allows you to deliver a PDF or CSV version of the report to […]
There is not a way to add an expense directly to a task, but there is one option that usually accomplishes the goal. When adding an expense there is a note field. The note field can be used to reference the task. If you need to track the person that the expense is associated with […]
Two minute Intruction to the Intervals Gantt chart If you are new to Gantt Charts (checkout Wikipedia for a history of Gantt charts), a Gantt chart is a visual representation that shows how a project is meant to unfold. Many organizations use “project plan” and “Gantt chart” as synonyms. A Gantt chart is primarily a […]
Intervals allows you organize and run reports on your time in an infinite number of ways. However, this freedom to track time how you want means that there are few constraints. So, how do you make sure your team is tracking their time as instructed? Running a Project Activity report by task is one of […]
Intervals can track time many different ways and tries not to place too many constraints on the time tracking process. So, how do you make sure your team is tracking their time as instructed? The Crosschart Report is one of three different methods we typically recommend to our customers who want to review their team’s […]