Dan Nagornov
I'm here to help you out with any questions you may have about the Everhour app, as well as deliver the news on most recent product updates.Time Input v2
From now on, you will be able to search for the necessary tasks by their names in the search bar on the Time page in your Everhour account.
Contractor Type + Updated Tags
In this update, we are introducing the Contractor type and an updated tagging functionality in internal Everhour projects.
Extension Pop-up 2.0
We've updated the Everhour extension pop-up to make it looks more like your personal timesheet and gives more flexibility in tracking your time there.
Custom Time-off Period
Now you can enter a custom number of hours for your time offs instead of choosing the time-off hours from 1 of the 4 presets.
UI Improvements on Invoices
We are now introducing a number of functionality updates to Everhour invoices to make them more flexible and user-friendly.
Empty Weeks on Timesheets, Time off Changes + Small Tweaks
We added expandable empty weeks on both personal and team timesheets, tweaked the time off functionality, and also changed time approval a little.
Billing and Budgeting Enhancements
We updated the billing window, added selecting admins for budget notifications and setting custom rates per task both in Everhour and connected apps.
Reports: New Filters and UI Changes
In this release, we are introducing the updated UI on the reports page and some new filters for your Everhour reports.
Time off Request for Members
From now on Everhour team members can create time off requests on the Schedule page, which team admins will then be able to approve.
Scheduled Tasks Now Sync into Timesheet
Now we automatically add the tasks from the assignments created on the Scedule page into the assignee's personal timesheet.
Tasks Tab for External Projects
You can now edit tasks' time and estimates, mark them as billable/ non-billable and group them on the Task tab right in your Everhour account.
Expenses Now in Costs and Profit
Now you have an option to mark your expenses as belonging to billable amount, to project costs, or to keep them separate.