About tasks/tags/clients

timo

Fabilicous I get paid by projects, no matter the working hours. I'd like to use the app to see how much my hourly rate effectively is.

That's exactly what the "task lump sum" is for 🙂 Or is this not what you mean?

Keesjan

Iam new to Workinghours and just bought the premium. I also looked for 'clients' or 'Relations' but could not find it.

I also want to vote for a client template setup so I could just duplicate a new client.
What is the preferred way to go with current setup: add client as Tag? Or name each new task for time registration after the client name?

timo

Keesjan What is the preferred way to go with current setup: add client as Tag? Or name each new task for time registration after the client name?

It depends on your preference. You can use Tasks or Tags (or even work unit description) for this, depending on how you set up your structure. I would probably use Tasks

Keesjan

Oke, thnaks, but defenitly my vote for a tag like client/relation option! From a UX point if view tags or clients can do the same but it give me as a user the push to add at least a client to a task.

OhseeZed

timo Lovely app btw, just wanted to say that I am looking for the same feature. Anyone being paid lump sum following a quote to a client with a lump sum would like to follow how profitable a job was, based on the amount of time taken to carry it out. Eg. say I do 10 different kinds of services, and around 800 different jobs or tasks within those services, it would be great to monitor how profitable they area over time. Using tags well also, it would be possible to create really granular data for the profitability. Eg. to know that of X service, tagA and tagB were very profitable vs tagC and tagD and so on. It would be a case of creating a variable called profitabilityperhour and having lumpsum / timetaken in the Analytics / Earnings page.

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