| January 11th, 2014
Watch how projects can be managed successfully with Intervals. This video introduces several of the import views into projects including the project listing, project profile, project dashboard and more. Project Management Overview Running time: 5:26
| January 10th, 2014
Upload and store versions of documents to tasks, projects and milestones. This video outlines uploading and managing documents online with Intervals. Documents Overview Running time: 3:24
| January 10th, 2014
Our new top tier plan includes unlimited people, projects, tasks, and documents. An ideal solution for agencies who don’t want to worry about limitations. Our customers give us a lot of great feedback and ideas. One of the most common requests we get is to add more document storage. So a few months ago […]
| January 9th, 2014
Watch how system alerts can be customized for yourself and others and view how almost every page in Intervals can be emailed, exported to PDF or exported to CSV. Export, Email, Print & Email Notifications Running time: 2:42
| December 24th, 2013
As we slow down during the holiday season and look back on 2013 it’s hard to believe another year has passed. It was another fun year working alongside our wonderful customers, growing and improving Intervals. We wanted to take a moment of pause to highlight just a few of the updates made during 2013, none of which […]
| December 17th, 2013
This an updated help video that describes tracking time and managing tasks using work types (billable hours) and modules within Intervals. Default Modules & Work Types Running time: 3:10
| December 12th, 2013
Two years after graduating from college I decided to start a design agency with my best friend. We bought two computers, sublet some office space, and began looking for work. And then, all of my idealism went out the window as I realized starting a design agency, and keeping it running, is really difficult. The […]
| November 22nd, 2013
Every web developer has had the unfortunate experience of their code going rogue and wreaking havoc on a server. An error in the code chewed up all the RAM. An ill-planned query maxed out the CPU and disk I/O, pushing load up too high. The server squawks and we have to do something to fix […]
