Slack which allows you to again, start or stop timers and enter time blocks, but also check the status of a teammate.Browser Extensions for every major browser your team uses that allow you to start and stop timers or enter blocks of time right through your browser.The Outlook Calendar integration which pulls your calendar events into your timesheet with just a few clicks.Here are the integrations we have found to be most useful so far: Take a look at their integrations page for more information. The thing that really sold us on Harvest is the large set of integrations they offer, allowing our team to use Harvest within tools they are already in day in and day out. Check out the Harvest site for more information on all the available features. In addition, there are invoicing and timesheet approval features in which we don’t use-at least not yet. It takes a lot of the guessing out of project planning. With this, we can see which of our team members has capacity to take on more work, which projects are taking up the most time, and even determine if we’re allowing enough time in our project schedules for each task. Once time has been entered, there is clean reporting which allows you to view time by project, task, or team member. You can start and stop timers or enter your time all at once at the end of your day. Now that we have time tracking in place in our organization, we can be more intelligent about how we structure our client projects from a scheduling and pricing standpoint, and we have data that shows our team’s bandwidth and time spent on specific tasks. We evaluated a few options in our search, and found that this one was the most simple, straightforward, and customizable in that it is available in whatever format each of our team members wants to use-their browser, Slack, desktop or mobile applications. In short, Harvest is “simple time tracking your team will actually use,” and I can vouch for that statement. We recently adopted a tool at Heinz Marketing called Harvest for time tracking. By Lisa Heay, Marketing Planning Manager at Heinz Marketing
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