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We are consistently improving Apollo's reporting abilities. Time entries was a specific feature that we wanted to get out of the door as soon as possible, promising improvements to the reporting side of things. Right now, if you click on a contact for example, you are able to see all time logged against it:
We improved cases and deals, by adding the same tab for them.
If you are an Apollo user, you probably already know that we really listen. One of the requests we receive often is to strengthen the time tracking abilities within Apollo. So, the latest feature that made it into Apollo is the "status" field for time entries. This will expand the possible use of timers, in terms of billing — which will be improved further over time.
We are working hard on improving Apollo more and more. We will make some big announcements in the coming weeks. However, we realise that our users are feature-thirsty, and also work on smaller improvements that will tend to make your life easier -- and more fun. Let's see what they are.
Create a project from a template, without adding entries in the activity
A lot of people have very active workspaces. When a project is created using a template, the activity log gets suddenly filled up with a lot of entries.
In Apollo, you can finally see your time reports across multiple projects (instead of running a report for each project).
I am sure this is great news for all those users who use Apollo while working on multiple projects, and want to keep track of time spent across all of them. Some of our users have over 250 projects active (!).
To see global time reports, just click on the "time" tab in the Project section of Apollo:
