| April 25th, 2013
We are committed to updating Intervals with improvements as often as possible. This April update introduces a new person activity feed, redesigned timer buttons, and a new calendar for selecting dates. Read on for more details. View a person’s recent activity from their profile page We recently introduced an activity feed to each project that […]
| April 3rd, 2013
Task management software provides a great foundation for managing projects, and many creative agencies may find it to be all they need to successfully deliver projects on time and under budget. In my experience, however, online task management software is more effective when coupled with project management features. Managing a project successfully using only tasks […]
| January 11th, 2013
Our online time tracking software, Intervals, includes a versatile set of invoicing tools that allow you to generate a detailed invoice based on your time tracking data and a number of variables, such as date, task status, the person doing the work, and more. And you can use Intervals to send the invoice to your […]
| November 8th, 2012
We’ve updated, improved and streamlined Intervals to do more and do it efficiently. This November update adds workflows for creating people and contacts, RSS feeds on the home page calendar, incremental options for rounding up time, changing the order of line items on invoices, and a search for closed tasks by date closed. These most […]
| October 4th, 2012
Introducing invoicing by person, tracking down missing timesheets, project expense reporting, more granular filtering of project feeds along with the ability to subscribe to them via RSS, and more… Our October Intervals release is just the latest collection of features and improvements to make it into our online project management software. Log in to your Intervals […]
| September 26th, 2012
The web design and development process is a relatively straightforward one. From sketching out ideas to writing code. From managing the project to delivering the final work to the client. The process is routine (but not monotonous), stimulating and rewarding. But when it comes time to discuss getting paid for that work we tend to […]
| June 20th, 2012
The success of any creative agency — regardless of how bleeding edge or traditional their design work — depends largely on our ability to sign on clients and then maintain symbiotic relationships with them. A strong portfolio, a mention in Communication Arts, and a post-modern office interior will make you look good, but they won’t […]
| May 29th, 2012
Scrum is one of the most popular methods of Agile web development in practice today. Scrum focuses on breaking down a project into small pieces, called stories, that can be designed and developed in short iterations, called sprints. To manage this process, Scrum uses multiple backlogs to keep all of the stories organized. Each backlog […]
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