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The new stuff
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Hey! Yesterday was the day of another release. This is what we did in the last two weeks: fixed fee for projects (in addition to the hourly rate; Premium); we started the new FAQ/manual section (http://www.toggl.com/public/faq); tweaked/simplified some of the … Continue reading
Basecamp integration
All of you who use Basecamp to manage their projects – we have good news for you. We have integrated Toggl with Basecamp. It allows you to: import projects; import clients; import team members; export tasks. Please read our FAQ … Continue reading
Toggl Premium benefits
Toggl Premium! Today I’m writing to tell you a little bit about our Premium subscription – what it is and what benefits it offers. As you might have heard, we now have 4 different Premium plans in addition to the … Continue reading
Embed Toggl Timer into your own website
It’s quite easy to add Toggl Timer to your intranet or some other webpage. Just add the following code to the page: <iframe src=”http://www.toggl.com/timer” style=”width:275px;height:500px;border:none;”></iframe>
iGoogle gadget
Christian Decker has created a nice iGoogle gadget for Toggl Timer. Check this out: http://www.google.com/ig/directory?url=decker.christian.googlepages.com/toggl-timer.xml
Helpful hints #4: Using Toggl Desktop
Today we’ll talk a bit about the basics of using Toggl Desktop. Log in with your Toggl username and password, set the first day of the week and let’s get started. To start tracking time you have 2 options: Click … Continue reading
Helpful hints #3: Finishing a project
Next in the series we have the ending of a project. Once all work on a project is done, the only thing left to do is archiving it. This way you can clear up your screen for new important things. … Continue reading
Helpful hints #1: Manual time entry
One of the most frequent questions we get is about changing time of Open Task. So here is a step-by-step tutorial about the issue. Step one – you need an open task. It doesn’t matter if it’s running or not. … Continue reading