| August 15th, 2007
Today we are launching a few minor updates to Intervals (14 total). Two of them are directly in response to feedback from Intervals users: 1. Apply the General Timer to a Task Tracking time on tasks is the ideal way of tracking time…especially for reporting. This improvement makes it a little bit easier. When the […]
| July 26th, 2007
We are nearing completion of the first phase of invoicing in Intervals. Intervals will soon include the ability to create invoices, post payments, and track overdue invoices. You will be able to export them, print them, and easily email them to your clients for payment. Creating an invoice will have two options: Free Form – […]
| May 24th, 2007
We are officially developing invoicing in Intervals. Our short-term goal is to make invoicing quick and easy. This is a logical progression for Intervals and we have had this feature in our master plan from the beginning. If you use Intervals to track your time, manage all your tasks and projects, it makes perfect sense […]
| April 18th, 2007
Hosted software has so many benefits that this post is not intended to defend Software as a Service, but rather discuss our process for adding features. One of the amazing yet very tricky things about hosted software is growing and evolving the software without making it bloatware or getting pulled into overly customizing it. Once […]
| March 24th, 2007
Intervals now features full document support, including upload, transfer and version tracking capabilities. The new functionality enables users to work with virtually any file type, retain full version histories, link documents to specific projects and tasks, search for files within projects or universally, and share files with other team members regardless of geographical location or […]
| February 27th, 2007
This evening our new and improved handling of adding time goes live. What’s changed? – No more popup windows – Better user experience – Better performance Additional improvements going live include: bug fix with task filter forgetting its saved filter enhanced task and project note searching – this one is very powerful more restrictive “manager” […]
| November 22nd, 2006
“Modules” take a little getting used to when you are new to Intervals, but after creating a few projects it makes sense. Reporting really takes off once meaningful modules are created. Modules in Intervals are a generic way of saying a “feature” or “phase of a project”. Since we are a Web Development company our […]
| November 21st, 2006
We started architecting document support and we are excited about where it is going. We are layering in the new database tables, data access objects, models, and actions. This next feature is really going to tie the app together. Some of the things you can expect to see when we launch document support: Basic document […]
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