My Hours

Conheci a pouco tempo o My Hours e fiquei maravilhado! Estava a muito tempo procurando um sistema em que eu pudesse cronometrar meus serviços! Vi também que ele gera até um gráfico! Vai me ajudar muito a conseguir medir minha performance e melhorar minha precificação de serviços! Ainda não consegui ver todos os recursos, mas pelo que já utilizei, achei muito interessante!

Obviamente que gerar um sistema desse é custoso, mas o período de testes poderia ser maior! Em 14 dias as vezes não é possível ter uma visão global de como o sistema funciona, o que pode gerar perda de possíveis clientes.

The web-based version of My Hours is very easy to use. I like that I can track my time by client and by project. I use the free version and it meets almost all my needs. The website is fast, easy to navigate, and provides me the flexibility I need in tracking my billable hours.

While the majority of my time is tracked on the web-based version, I do have the mobile version loaded on my phone. However, I have found it lacking in features and flexibility. Also, I create reports each month so I can create my client invoices, and the time sheets cannot be formatted with decimal time. In all fairness, this might be a feature in their paid subscriptions, but I don't need the majority of their paid features, so I will stay with the free version and convert the times to decimal separately.

It lets me record time for multiple team members on multiple projects for multiple clients. I like the stop/start timer function, as well as the option to input the start/stop times manually, or even JUST input the number of minutes spent.

Recently the reporting functionality was changed and now it has become more difficult to pull a report on a single client's hours and projects. You have to pull a FULL report of everything and parse through each section to find what you are looking for. MUCH preferred how this feature worked BEFORE. Preferred the graphics, the circle charts to the bar graphs as well.

Overall the software is often buggy and mis-records hours if you use the timer function, sometimes adding an additional 24 hours into the time period.