| February 18th, 2021
You’ve decided to go out on your own and start an agency. All you need is a computer and a few clients, right? That’s a start (and it’s how we did it), but, there are a few other important things to consider. Here are three indispensable tips for getting your agency up and running smoothly […]
| February 1st, 2021
We’ve released an updated help video that illustrates how to employ default work types in your day-to-day time tracking and reporting. Any time you create a new project, your default work types and their hourly rates are automatically copied. This video covers how to initially set them up so that you can spend less […]
| January 21st, 2021
After recently launching a feature that enables users to add time for an entire week at once, we decided to keep going on that theme and add the ability to edit multiple time entries at once. This new feature is great for those times you need to update time in bulk, such as changing several […]
| December 3rd, 2020
We started Pelago as a professional services business over 20 years ago, providing web design and development services to small businesses in our community. Getting started was the easy part. We simply rented an office, bought a few computers, and reached out to every contact we knew and begged them to hire us. Growing the […]
| November 9th, 2020
Time tracking is often misunderstood and excused as being unnecessary. Simply put, many just don’t think tracking time is worth their time, especially if their business is already profitable. Many profitable businesses that we’ve interviewed, however, have found even more success after adding time tracking to their day-to-day workflow. Based on their stories, here are […]
| October 29th, 2020
We recently reached out to our customers to hear their stories and how they use Intervals. This case study features Arctic Circle Enterprises, a maker of custom and wholesale apparel and hard goods. They are the largest Alaskan distributor of apparel, souvenirs, and gifts designed by Alaskan artists, and they’ve been using Intervals to streamline […]
| October 5th, 2020
We recently reached out to our customers to find out how they are using Intervals to run their small business. For this case study, we feature a landscape architectural and land use planning agency that exemplifies how Intervals can be used effectively for both tracking time and billing clients. Clark Land Design has taken our […]
| September 28th, 2020
We recently reached out to some of our customers to learn more about how they are using Intervals to run their small business. For this case study, we put the spotlight on a company that has found an unconventional use for our workflow software — managing a high performance auto shop. OffCamber autosport has shown […]
John is a co-founder, web designer and developer at Pelago.
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Michael is a co-founder and product architect at Pelago.
His contributions stem from experiences managing the development process behind web sites and web-based applications such as Intervals.
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