Now, when submitting a timesheet using the "Automatically fill from: Time recorded from action cards" option, a snapshot of action data will be stored and displayed for the approver. This ensures that timesheet approvers can clearly see where the hours originated, based on the action data at the time of submission.

In the "My Approvals" and "Submitted" sections of Timesheets, the "Actions" section will now display data from each time entry’s snapshot, providing clarity on task origins.

Please note: This view is based on the captured snapshot data and does not pull directly from the actual action cards.

We've made some changes to our new Custom Fields Groupings to stay consistent across your workspace:

We’ve improved the consistency of actions when moved or copied to another project. Now, when you move or copy an action to another project, any labels on the card will now stay in place — even if those labels don’t exist in the new project. They won’t be added to the project’s label list, but they’ll still show on the action card.

Assignees of the action will also copy to the new project. If the action includes assignees or placeholders who aren’t in the new project, you will receive a prompt asking if you'd like to add them.

Inviting teammates to projects just got easier. When you add someone to a parent project, you’ll now be asked if you’d like to automatically add them to its child projects too. This helps ensure everyone has the right access from the start without the extra clicks.

If any invites to child projects fail, you’ll see a message letting you know which ones didn’t go through, along with a link to view details. This update only applies when adding users (not changing permissions or removing users), and works whether you’re inviting someone new to the workspace or assigning an existing teammate.

We’ve improved how timesheet data is stored and displayed for submitted and approved entries. Now, when a timesheet is submitted using the “Automatically fill from action cards” option, Hive now saves a snapshot of each linked action at the time of submission. This ensures the time entries reflect exactly what was recorded—regardless of any changes made to the actions afterward.

Approvers will now see a clearer breakdown of where time was spent, with an "Actions" section that mirrors what the submitter saw. This section pulls from the saved action snapshots and is view-only, providing full context without allowing edits.

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You can now report on project duration (calculated from start date to end date) in Pivots, Charts, and Number widgets in Dashboards. Use it to view minimum, maximum, average, or total duration values to analyze timelines across projects.

This option will automatically appear when a project or project tree is part of your data set, making it easier to track and compare project lengths at scale.

You can now filter dashboard widgets—like Timeline, Action List, and Bar Chart—based on whether an action is marked as a milestone. Choose to include, exclude, or show only milestone-tagged actions using the same filter style as “Completed.”

This makes it easier to focus your reporting on the most important tasks and track key project milestones at a glance.

Thank you to the team at for requesting this feature!

You can now copy and paste start and end dates directly within the Gantt view table. This update allows for faster editing of project timelines by enabling bulk updates across multiple actions. To apply changes, select a date cell, copy, and paste it into another row.

Thank you to the users at , , and the many other teams who voted on this feature!

You can now filter List View by project Section name. Previously, only Phases were available as a filter in the Configure panel. Sections help make it easier to locate actions based on how your projects are structured.

Actions can be filtered and grouped by section name — even across parent and child projects that share the same section. This syncs section behavior with Gantt and Kanban views for a more consistent experience.