Feature Requests

Can a user see their own resourcing in the My Actions View, giving them a better understanding of if they're overbooked in the future?

It would be helpful to archive Dashboards instead of deleting. As these are previous reports.

The active timer at the top of the window allows user to jump to that action, but no other action. It would be very helpful if a summary of the last 5 or 10 actions clocked in to where available for quick clock in. In a given day I bounce back and forth from same action, the ability to select from a dropdown and quickly clock in would be very helpful.

By enabling conditional formatting in the dashboard, users can quickly and easily draw insights and analysis from data, thereby enhancing reporting.

It would be great as an admin to be able to toggle between admin or member mode (or System Admin Mode). Sometimes, when I'm fixing things, I obviously need to be in admin. But when I am just getting everyday work done, it may be nice to toggle into Member Mode and then back again when I need the extra privileges. It would prevent accidentally making changes as well as help see and share how things work for Members vs. Admins. It may also be nice to toggle what it looks like for External Users too.

We would like to be able to update the custom bill rate once for a project, instead of having to enter the same rate for every team member, which is time consuming and tedious.

The current default for Goals is 'everyone', which means anyone in the company can see and EDIT a goal or sub-goal. Goals are primarily for individuals or a few people (i.e., small team or person/manager). Plus, allowing anyone to edit a person's goals is very problematic. Please default to private. This is standard practice.

The Gannt charts have some weird formatting when you shift the pane to the right or left. Sometimes, when you add columns, it hides it and you have to scroll far to find the column.

Currently, there is not a way to show the start and end dates next to an action's line on the Gantt Chart, similar to the way this is done in MS Project