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TimeNet... Save time. Save money. Keep clients happy. Keep employees (or just yourself!) productive. Intuitive management from creating a client, to project management, to invoicing a client, to tracking funds with colorful and informative reports. OS X integration with Address Book, iCal, and Spotlight. Fully networkable.
Features:
Features:
- Keep track of unlimited Clients
- Customizable Category rates
- Networkable
- Comprehensive visual Reports
- Invoice Templates
- Buzz
What's New
Version 3.9.28:
- Fixed all known issues from recent error reports
- Fixed an issue where after creating/editing a slip, the menubar timer wouldn't properly refresh
- Command-I (Create Invoice) menu command now works from main window when a project is selected
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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TimeNet... Save time. Save money. Keep clients happy. Keep employees (or just yourself!) productive. Intuitive management from creating a client, to project management, to invoicing a client, to tracking funds with colorful and informative reports. OS X integration with Address Book, iCal, and Spotlight. Fully networkable.
Features:
Features:
- Keep track of unlimited Clients
- Customizable Category rates
- Networkable
- Comprehensive visual Reports
- Invoice Templates
- Buzz Me! Reminder
- QuickTimer
- Project Archiving
- Client retainers
- View earnings as you work
- Expense tracker with auto-total
- Track miles and create reports
- Keep track of unlimited Tasks & Categories
- To-Do manager keeps you on task with auto-reminders
- File-linking locks a specific file to a task; start the task, the file opens
- 30 second auto-save prevents accidental data-loss
- Create professional invoices with your graphical letterhead
- Customize invoice font and design with invoice templates
- Invoice number management system
- Automatic rounding features for time spent and earnings
- Auto-update feature keeps your TimeNet up-to-date, always
- Invoice manager with extensive listing features
- Search feature for searching via name, invoice number, and other variables
- Support for foreign currency formats
- Tax features
- Auto-check for overdue invoices with late-fee options
- Address Book integration
- Project Notes feature keeps all project-specific notes close at hand.
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Jeff H. reviewed on 09 Aug 2010
Is there any way to make this work on a network? In other words I have two computers in my office that I work from, is there anyway to have a common TimeNet folder that can be accessed, added-to, and backed-up across a network? This would also be very helpful as I plan to add another employee that will be working on said network.
Thanks in advance...
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Great program until you update to a newer Mac.
If you "backup" from TimeNet you can't later import this info back in...WTF? Totally hosed on all my data!!!
Shame lack of this feature!!! Are you insane?
Very mad right now!
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Jrf reviewed on 15 Nov 2009
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designhaley reviewed on 16 Jan 2009
It does everything, it's incredibly easy to use, the support is great, the price is low. This product is unbelievable, I don't know where I would be without TimeNet! :o)
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stevenhall reviewed on 14 Aug 2008
After forking out a considerable amount of money for this software I hit rocky ground very early on when it came to using it. With the date format set to UK (DD/MM/YYYY), it simply won't let me choose the correct year first time around! It always plumps for 0008 if I set any date other than today. Worse than this, there is no way to correct it by typing the year in the relevant field (which I could perhaps just about live with); rather, I have to cycle through the years to get to the current one - so correcting the year for every task is a two thousand click procedure!
The product is therefore unusable. I have logged this bug with AppleSource and despite chasing have had no reply. Am considering what course of action I can take to get my money back. Never been so annoyed by a piece of software before.
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lastobelus reviewed on 15 Dec 2007
Pitch!
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I was a little frustrated at first...but with his help and patience, he figured out what my issue was and solved it in a timely manner.
I'm so happy I choose this software than any other billing program. It's nice to actually have someone directly help you rather than sitting on a telephone for hours and not getting anything accomplished.
Perry felt horrible about the time it took to repair the problem. The problem came up on a friday and he worked on it til the evening and over the weekend....when I wouldn't even expect to.
I am refreshed to know that when I have a question about this product...someone will be there ASAP to help me solve it.
Thanks Perry!!!!
Paige
To aljuk, obviously musi is not the developer, as I too know the developer spent some time relocating (as was mentioned on Applesource's forums if you'd checked it out), leading to a drop in updates (as musi noted in his reply to your post).
Despite your cynicism, could musi have been a happy customer? I don't know, but it seems more likely than your interpretation of them as the developer.
With respect, what are your comments worth, when they are obviously incorrect, and therefore nothing more than uninformed opinion? So why vent then here as fact?
I can say to those considering using this software, don't listen to the silly opinions of others. Try the software for yourself. And decide for yourself. Its a simple step to check out the forums, and see how often or not issues are addressed.
As for me, I have used TimeNet for a number of years, and have found it to be well supported (except for the time of relocation already mentioned, when support lagged). It works well for me. But its up to you to assess if it works well for YOU and your situation.
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squareone reviewed on 06 Sep 2007
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The problem with so many of these "reviews" is that one never really knows who's writing them. Personally I would put money on the last two having been written by the developer as a crude attempt to bolster his somewhat tainted image. This is the same company who promote Master Of My Domain, a bug-infested piece of non-functional s/w for which they are still taking money, not offering refunds, backup, or any customer service whatsoever.
Tread with caution.
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