You’re working the booth
September 18, 2007
Hi Time Trackers,
We’ve been getting a lot of feedback about expense tracking and reporting and would like your ideas for a Time Tracker-compatible expense tracking and reporting feature.
Imagine that you’ve been asked to work the Time Tracker booth at a trade show and your first task is to help design the product box for the new expense tracking and reporting feature. What would the product box say? What features are important to people who have to track and report expenses? What one or two things would get people to come over to the booth to find out more?
Give us your ideas right here on our blog.
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Celeste Smith | November 17, 2008 at 8:00 pm
Our week starts on Thursday and ends on Wednesday each week. I thought I read that you were working on an option to be able to change the week starting day. Is this in the works? Any estimated time as to when this may be complete.
Thank you.
Celeste Smith
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fuddruckus | November 18, 2008 at 5:47 am
Hi Celeste -
Thanks for reaching out. At the moment, we are unable to share the details of our release plans. Though, we do understand the importance of this feature to your business and will be sure to update our customers as soon as we can regarding its progress. Thanks again for sharing your feedback and please continue to let us know how we can evolve the offering to serve you better.
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Susanne Mulligan | November 20, 2008 at 3:09 pm
We are just setting up time tracker and I’m amazed that we can’t hide certain services from our employees. We have a multitude of services that don’t relate at all to work being tracked. We have over 50 services and only about 5 pertain to what they would be tracking time for.
Please consider adding the ability to designate which services are displayed.
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fuddruckus | December 1, 2008 at 5:18 pm
Hi Susanne -
This is fair feedback as we don’t have an easy way to limit the services that appear in Time Tracker as well as who gets to see them. Please know that this feedback has been noted. Though, we have a workaround where you can make items in QuickBooks inactive and they won’t appear in the service. I know this isn’t ideal, but it may help.
Peace.
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Ann | March 12, 2009 at 2:26 pm
I just wanted to agree with the last two people. Having the ability to change the workweek and hide some service items would be very helpful.
Thank you.,
Ann
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austin | April 15, 2009 at 3:01 pm
We are currently reviewing timetracking and expense tracking software. One thing that is surprisingly absent from TT is CLASS. Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t Class a major component of Quickbooks? Although we are using the trial version, I am looking seriously at other products as this deficit poses a significant interruption to the timetracking process.
Has this been considered? If so, when is the expected roll-out for this?
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fuddruckus | April 15, 2009 at 3:14 pm
Yes, supporting classes is something that we know is very important to our customers. We have this as a part of our enhancement database and will share more details when we are able to. Thanks for your interest in the service.
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Joel | September 10, 2009 at 4:27 pm
Are you guys planning on doing anything for Mac people? Its like Intuit is completely disregarding mac users. I cant get quickbooks for Mac because 2 people cant share the file. There is nothing like Timetracker for Outlook for Mac. How about a desktop app, or Timetracker for apple mail? It takes so long to go to the website and enter information.