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Product updates
3 customer-facing updates
Dedicated Timesheet settings now bring AI suggestions, memory blocks, automations, timer behavior, views, and keyboard shortcuts into one place.
You can decide whether TimeCamp suggests tasks, descriptions, both, or neither, and limit task suggestions to assigned tasks, leaf tasks, or favorites. A built-in health check verifies account access, recent activity, automatic suggestions, and the AI connection.
A machine-readable OpenAPI specification is now available through the TimeCamp developer portal.
Development teams can use the specification to understand endpoints, generate client code, and maintain custom integrations with less manual mapping. It also gives technical evaluators a clearer view of the available API surface.
A project-focused report brings tracked hours and the assigned hourly budget into one analytical view.
Project and delivery managers can review budget usage, remaining hours, work pace, and the tasks or people responsible for the largest share of recorded time. This makes budget conversations easier to support with current project data.
Product updates
3 customer-facing updates
Administrators can define a maximum duration for timers started after the setting is enabled.
When a timer reaches the selected limit, TimeCamp closes it automatically. The rule helps prevent forgotten timers from affecting timesheets, project budgets, and client reports.
TimeCamp can send aggregated recorded time to selected numeric fields in Salesforce Cases, Opportunities, and Tasks.
Sales and service teams can review current effort alongside the CRM records they already use. Administrators choose the destination fields for each supported Salesforce object.
Users can create reporting views with their own date range, columns, grouping, filters, and sorting.
Views can be renamed, duplicated, saved, reordered, or discarded without changing the underlying entries. The result is a reusable reporting workspace for recurring operational and financial analysis.
Product updates
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Resource Planner brings team availability, assignments, capacity, and project timelines into TimeCamp.
Project managers can compare scheduled work with recorded hours and review workload across people or projects. The planner connects resource decisions with the time data used for reporting and project control.
AI Assistant now keeps conversation history and displays token usage directly in chat.
Users can continue earlier conversations with more context and understand how much of their configured AI allowance is being used. Guidance is also shown when the AI provider needs attention.
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The new pivot table includes ready-to-use views for Tasks by People, Tasks by Days, and People by Days.
Teams can begin common analyses without building every layout from an empty table. Each view provides a starting point that can be adapted to the reporting question at hand.
Project details now include a dedicated People section for assigning users and managing project-level access.
Administrators and project managers can maintain assignments without leaving the project structure. Roles remain tied to the selected project or task, keeping access decisions close to the work they control.
Product updates
3 customer-facing updates
Project and task details now bring automatic matching keywords, tags, mandatory tag settings, and people assignments into dedicated sections.
Teams can configure how work is categorized and who can record time without moving between separate settings pages. Inherited settings remain visible within the project hierarchy.
Multiple projects and tasks can now be selected directly from the project table.
Common administrative actions such as archiving, assigning, tagging, or removing selected items can be completed in one operation. This reduces repetitive work in larger project structures.
Users can open a day in the attendance calendar and request a different day type, including leave or remote work where configured.
The request stays connected to the relevant date and attendance workflow. Managers receive a clearer basis for reviewing schedule changes without relying on separate messages.
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The attendance calendar now distinguishes non-working days defined by an individual schedule.
Managers can read attendance data in the context of each person's planned working pattern. This prevents scheduled days off from being interpreted as missing attendance.
Product updates
2 customer-facing updates
Configured holidays no longer require a timesheet approval submission.
Approval workflows can follow the actual working calendar instead of treating holidays like ordinary workdays. This keeps approval queues focused on periods that require review.
Attendance Calendar now combines working days, clock-in and clock-out information, day types, people filters, and date navigation in one view.
HR and team managers can review attendance patterns with the schedule and day-type context needed to interpret them. The calendar is available directly from the main navigation.
Product updates
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People imported with ClickUp tasks can now be assigned automatically within the matching TimeCamp project structure.
Teams spend less time recreating task access after connecting ClickUp. Imported work arrives with a structure that is closer to the way the team already operates.
Product updates
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Invoices from accounts requiring additional verification can carry a visible watermark.
The marker gives recipients more context when reviewing a document generated under restricted trust conditions. It adds a clear visual safeguard to the invoice workflow.
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Calendar synchronization can exclude events that the user has not accepted.
Imported time can focus on meetings the user plans to attend. This keeps the timesheet aligned with accepted calendar commitments when several invitations overlap.
Week and Calendar timesheets provide access to Custom Field details for selected tasks.
Users can open project context directly from the task shown in either timesheet view. This brings organization-specific metadata closer to daily time-entry decisions.
Product updates
2 customer-facing updates
Time Tracking exports can include the names and values of Custom Fields assigned to tasks.
Each defined field is represented with corresponding name and value columns. Teams can use project-specific metadata in spreadsheet analysis and connected workflows outside TimeCamp.
A User Statistics report provides administrators with desktop app usage and version information.
Managers can review whether team members use the desktop application and which version is installed. The report supports rollout planning and adoption follow-up across the organization.
Product updates
3 customer-facing updates
API clients can set the billable flag when creating or updating a time entry.
Custom applications can preserve billing intent as part of the same request used to manage time. The capability is included in the documentation for the relevant create and update endpoints.
The Trello Power-Up displays the year for time entries outside the current year.
Long-running boards can contain records spanning several calendar years. The added date context makes entries in the embedded time report easier to distinguish.
Users can set the billable status while a timer is running in the Trello Power-Up.
The setting remains part of the active time-entry workflow instead of requiring a separate step. Teams can classify work for client billing at the moment it is being tracked.
Product updates
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The Time Tracking dataset can include each task's budget value and budget type.
Export recipients can compare recorded time with hour-based or fee-based task budgets. The additional columns make project budget analysis available in downstream spreadsheets and systems.
Attendance day requests and computer activity category requests are available in separate approval views.
Reviewers can focus on one workflow at a time instead of mixing different request types. Dedicated navigation makes each approval queue easier to understand and process.
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Exports containing multiple datasets can be downloaded from one link as a packaged archive.
Each selected dataset remains available as its own file inside the package. Users can retrieve the complete export in one step while keeping the datasets separated for analysis.
Weekly timesheets can be submitted automatically at the end of the approval period.
Administrators can configure the submission time for the last day of the week. This keeps weekly approval cycles moving with less manual follow-up from team members.
The Data Export area includes a history table for generated export requests.
Users can review export status and return to files that are ready to download. Available spreadsheet exports remain accessible from a single management view for the configured retention period.
Product updates
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A dedicated Data Export module supports large data ranges and standard spreadsheet formats.
Administrators can enable the module for teams that need data outside TimeCamp. Exported datasets can support deeper analysis, archiving, and connections with other business tools.
Users can copy a selected week into another empty week in the Week timesheet.
The destination week can be chosen instead of being limited to the current week. This makes repeated schedules and recurring project work faster to prepare.
Administrators can enable Custom Fields to add organization-specific information to projects and tasks.
The module extends the standard project structure with fields tailored to each organization's workflow. Access follows module-management permissions and keeps existing field data available when the module is re-enabled.
Product updates
3 customer-facing updates
TimeCamp's Jira integration supports self-hosted Jira Data Center environments.
Administrators can select the Jira Data Center option and complete the corresponding authorization flow. Teams can then track time against work imported from their self-hosted Jira deployment.
Computer activity dashboard data can be downloaded as an XLSX file.
The export includes key dashboard values in a spreadsheet-friendly structure. Teams can continue analysis, archive snapshots, or combine the data with other operational reports.
A single expense can be added across a selected date range.
Users can switch from a single date to a range when the same expense applies on several days. This streamlines recurring daily expense entry while retaining the date context for each record.
Product updates
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Authorized administrators can retrieve Audit Log events through a dedicated API endpoint.
Requests can specify a date range and return event time, user, context, type, and details. This supports external compliance workflows and centralized review of account activity.
Users can keep up to ten favorite tasks readily available in the task picker.
A larger favorites section makes frequently used work easier to reach. Collapsible picker sections help users manage the additional shortcuts within the available screen space.
TimeCamp can connect to GitLab instances hosted on an organization's own infrastructure.
The integration setup distinguishes GitLab Cloud from self-managed deployments. Teams can bring their hosted GitLab work structure into the same time-tracking workflow.
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Selected Outlook Calendar events can be synchronized into TimeCamp according to user and administrator settings.
Synchronization respects selected calendars, time zones, date windows, private-event rules, and out-of-office preferences. Project keywords can help associate imported meetings with the relevant work structure.
Product updates
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The audit trail can record user, group, role, credential, and profile setting changes.
Administrators gain a clearer record of who changed important account settings and what was updated. The additional events support governance reviews and operational accountability.
Users can authorize a personal Outlook Calendar connection from the integrations area.
The Microsoft authorization flow links an individual calendar account to TimeCamp. Calendar events can then participate in the configured time-entry workflow.
Product updates
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Monday.com users can connect their workspace to TimeCamp through an OAuth authorization flow.
The connection can be created without manually copying an API token. The same flow can also support TimeCamp sign-in and account creation from Monday.com.
Users can authorize their own Jira connection so exported worklogs can be created in their name.
Each team member can complete authorization from the TimeCamp integrations area. Administrators can review authorization status while users keep control of their own Jira identity.
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The weekly timesheet can copy both tasks and their recorded durations into the current week.
Users can choose between copying only the task list or copying tasks together with time values. Permission-aware messaging explains when some tasks are not included.
Jira integration setup now separates authorization, import options, and export options into a clearer flow.
The settings page guides users through connection and configuration in distinct sections. Updated controls and automatic saving make ongoing integration management more straightforward.
The API documentation now covers an endpoint for retrieving detected office, remote, and mixed work data.
Requests can be scoped by users, date range, and optional work type. Access follows user permissions so employees and managers can retrieve the appropriate records.
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Administrators can configure office locations and network ranges for Remote Work Detection.
Multiple office locations can be defined with network information and optional address details. TimeCamp uses this configuration to classify office, remote, and mixed work patterns.
Remote Work Detection now adapts its table interactions for touch-based devices.
Controls use tap-friendly behavior when a cursor is not available. This makes remote work information easier to use across mobile hardware.
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CSV project imports can now be created without automatically assigning every account user.
Administrators can choose the assignment behavior before importing project data. This supports cleaner access setup when adding large project structures.
Users can add away time directly from the computer activity Timeline view.
Periods on the Timeline can be selected as the basis for an away-time entry. The workflow keeps activity review and away-time management in one place.
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Task picker tooltips now include the task path alongside its name and description.
The hierarchy helps distinguish tasks that share the same name in different parts of a project tree. The tooltip is available across standard and report task pickers.
Administrators can invite users while TimeCamp automatically adds the required subscription seats.
The invitation flow communicates when additional seats are required and shows the full-month seat price. The seat quantity is adjusted as part of sending qualifying invitations.
Users can choose whether a time entry starts with the project selector or the note field.
A personal setting controls the preferred order of fields in the time entry row. Keyboard navigation and inline note entry support a faster entry flow.
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Report exports are now available in the XLSX spreadsheet format.
The current workbook format is offered across TimeCamp reports. Exported data can be opened in modern spreadsheet applications for further analysis.
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The Smartsheet integration can import sheets that are not associated with a workspace.
A dedicated option includes these standalone resources during integration setup. Teams can bring a broader portion of their Smartsheet structure into TimeCamp.
The side navigation now collapses into a menu on tablet-sized and smaller screens.
The menu can be opened from a compact navigation control and dismissed with a tap outside it. Personalized menu choices remain available in the responsive view.
The browser tab now provides a visual indicator when a TimeCamp timer is running.
A marker on the tab icon keeps timer status visible while another page is open. This gives users a lightweight reminder that time tracking is active.
Product updates
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Approval reminder emails now list the periods that require a manager's review.
Each listed period provides context for the pending approval work. Links guide managers from the email to the relevant approval area.
Users can generate a calendar feed for TimeCamp computer activities from their profile.
The generated calendar URL can be added to a compatible calendar service. Activities from TimeCamp can then be viewed alongside other calendar events.
Frequently used tasks can be marked as favorites and accessed as shortcuts in the task picker.
A star action adds or removes a task from the favorites area. Favorite task chips keep key work items close at hand during time entry.
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Sections in the task picker can now be collapsed to keep the selection view focused.
Suggested items and the project tree can be expanded or hidden independently. Labels and guidance in the picker also make suggested tasks easier to understand.
New expense categories can be created directly from the category selector.
Users can stay in the expense creation flow when a suitable category is not yet available. This reduces navigation between the expense form and settings.
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Save and cancel actions remain accessible at the bottom of the screen after a setting is changed.
The action bar appears when a change requires confirmation. It stays in view while the user continues through the settings page.
Task picker search now supports less exact phrases and different word ordering.
Users can locate tasks without matching the full task name exactly. The broader matching behavior makes large project structures faster to navigate.
Jira integration settings now let administrators choose a delay before archived Jira tasks are archived in TimeCamp.
The delay can be configured from one to seven days. Teams can use that interval to complete time entry work associated with an archived task.
Product updates
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TimeCamp can connect to Notion through OAuth and import tasks for time tracking.
The public integration supports an authorization flow managed through Notion. Connected tasks can be represented in TimeCamp while preserving the selected database structure.
Notion is now available from the project management section of the integrations directory.
Users with integration permissions can find Notion through the directory search and start setup from its dedicated tile. Existing connections provide a direct link to their settings.
The subscription page now presents the Ultimate plan and its capabilities in a clearer visual hierarchy.
Plan features are reordered and highlighted to support easier comparison. Enterprise is also presented alongside Ultimate with a contact path for interested organizations.
Product updates
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Task picker tooltips can display both the task name and its description.
The additional context appears when a task has a description or its name exceeds the available space. It is available across both task picker variants.
The invoice creation window now provides a clearer layout, field validation, and a more informative preview.
Projects and tags are easier to review while preparing an invoice from tracked time. The flow also provides a direct path to a blank invoice form when needed.
User management dialogs now make deactivation more prominent and distinguish it clearly from permanent deletion.
Administrators receive clearer choices when managing a team member's access. The updated flow highlights the reversible option while retaining a separate path for deletion.
Product updates
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You can resize columns in the Detailed Report to better fit your data.
Drag a column boundary to adjust the amount of space available for its contents. This makes dense or text-heavy report layouts easier to review.
The Notion integration can export the total tracked time for a task to a selected Notion property.
Integration administrators can enable tracked-time export and choose the destination property. TimeCamp then keeps the task total available within the connected Notion workspace.
A new search field helps administrators find modules by name or description.
Results are filtered as you type, without requiring a separate search action. Partial phrases can be used to narrow a long module list quickly.
Product updates
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Product modules provide a direct shortcut to their corresponding settings.
Timesheet, Expenses, Invoices, Attendance, Approvals, and Projects views include a settings action near the page title. Users can adjust the current module without navigating through the general settings hierarchy.
The invoice form uses a clearer layout with simplified actions and print preview access.
Invoice fields and controls are organized to make document creation easier to follow. A persistent action area and dedicated preview provide a more focused invoicing workflow.
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Detailed report exports include successive levels of the task hierarchy.
CSV, Excel, and PDF exports can represent the full path to each task. The added hierarchy columns provide context consistent with the project tree in TimeCamp.
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Invoices can include expenses associated with a selected project.
The invoicing workflow offers an option to incorporate relevant expense records. This helps teams combine tracked work and reimbursable costs in one client-facing document.
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Users can open an expense to review its information, attachment, and available actions.
The dedicated details view brings each expense’s information together in one place. Depending on its status, users can continue to editing, download an attachment, or update its flag.
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Desktop activity submissions follow the account setting for Computer Activities.
The desktop activity endpoint is available only while the corresponding account module is enabled. This aligns API access with the administrator’s selected activity-tracking configuration.
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Users can pin frequently used TimeCamp modules to the top of the menu.
Each navigation item offers a pin action for persistent quick access. Pinned modules can be unpinned to restore their standard menu position.
Users can hide less relevant modules from the compact main menu.
Menu items can be hidden or shown according to individual preferences. A show-more control keeps hidden destinations available without leaving them in the primary navigation list.
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Weekly timesheets can reuse a prior week’s task structure without copying recorded time.
The copy action brings forward tasks together with their tags, billable settings, and hierarchy. Users can then enter fresh durations for the current week instead of rebuilding the row list.
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Weekly timesheets support required tag rules when creating or editing grouped entries.
Required individual tags are applied automatically, while required tag lists prompt users for a selection. Weekly entry groups follow the same mandatory-tag expectations as other timesheet views.
Geofencing can be opened directly from TimeCamp main navigation.
The main menu includes a dedicated entry for the Geofencing experience. Selecting it takes users to Geofencing without an additional sign-in step.
Weekly timesheets apply billable settings consistently with the daily view.
The weekly view displays billable controls under the same availability rules as the day view. Tasks marked billable by default automatically carry that setting when selected.
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Weekly timesheet rows can be edited as groups with task, tag, and billable controls.
Selecting a weekly row opens a full editor for its grouped time entries. Users can change the task, apply available tags, and manage billable status according to their permissions.
Users can choose a time zone for each connected calendar.
Calendar integration settings expose a time zone choice for every connection. The selection helps imported events align with the intended local time context.
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The feedback form accepts multiple supporting file attachments.
Users can include files when submitting feedback from the TimeCamp menu. Attachment count and file type are validated during submission.
Users can start a TimeCamp sign-in directly from their SAML identity provider.
SAML users can authenticate from their organization portal without first entering an email address in TimeCamp. This supports a streamlined identity-provider-initiated sign-in flow.
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Users can copy a personal calendar link for viewing TimeCamp entries in calendar applications.
Profile settings provide a generated link for exporting personal time entries through iCal. The link can be selected or copied directly for use in a compatible calendar application.
Users can export selected Attendance day types to their calendar applications.
Profile settings provide an iCal link for available Attendance events and absences. This supports calendar-based visibility into personal and permitted team schedules.
The time entry API can return entries by their modification window.
API consumers can filter time entries with modification-from and modification-to parameters. This supports efficient incremental data synchronization without repeatedly retrieving an entire date range.
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New iCal and Google Calendar connections receive priority for their initial synchronization.
The first import for a newly connected calendar is placed in a priority queue. This helps calendar data become available sooner after setup.
Administrators can enable Kiosk and provide workers with a shared check-in link and individual PINs.
Kiosk is available as an account module managed from TimeCamp settings. Administrators receive a reusable URL and user PINs for shared-device time tracking workflows.
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PDF exports from reports can include the notes recorded with time entries.
The exported table adds note content alongside the corresponding report rows. This gives recipients more context when reviewing time outside TimeCamp.
Weekly timesheets can create a missing project or task without leaving the task picker.
A dedicated action opens the project creation flow directly from task selection. Users can add the work item they need and continue preparing the same timesheet.
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Weekday labels remain visible while users scroll through the timesheet table.
The table header stays anchored during vertical navigation. Users can retain day context while reviewing longer timesheets.
Azure DevOps work items can follow their source hierarchy in TimeCamp.
The integration represents Azure DevOps parent and child relationships without grouping items only by issue type. This makes synchronized work easier to locate in a familiar project structure.
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The Monday integration includes subitems in the synchronized task structure.
Monday subitems appear within the corresponding TimeCamp task hierarchy. This gives teams a closer match between project structures in both products.
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Daily timesheets can duplicate an entry with its task, tags, billing status, and note.
The day view includes a copy action for quickly creating a similar time entry. Copied entries preserve the source task, tags, billable setting, and note for faster timesheet completion.
Timesheet views can display the Attendance day type and link to its details.
The daily and calendar timesheet views show the applicable Attendance day type. Selecting it opens the corresponding day in Attendance for convenient review or editing.
The Azure DevOps integration imports work items beyond the predefined type set.
TimeCamp can include custom Azure DevOps work item types during synchronization. Teams can therefore track time against a broader range of work items from their Azure projects.
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The Zapier integration entry now uses refreshed product information and branding.
The integration catalog presents Zapier with updated naming and visual assets. This makes the connector easier to recognize when browsing TimeCamp integrations.
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Authorized users can delete time entries directly from the Detailed Report.
A confirmation dialog protects the action, and the report refreshes after the entry is removed from the timesheet. Deletion remains unavailable when the timesheet is pending approval or already approved.
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The timesheet time-entry bar has a clearer, more prominent design.
The updated styling makes the primary place for adding time entries easier to recognize. Dedicated states support both an empty timesheet and an active timer.
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TimeCamp provides separate user and administrator views for managing personal Google Calendar connections.
Users can review and unlink their own connected calendars from the personal integration view. Administrators can see calendars connected across the organization and remove a connection when necessary.
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Users can sign in to the TimeCamp browser extension with their Google account.
The extension directs authentication through the TimeCamp web sign-in flow. A successful Google sign-in is then passed back to the extension.
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Users can manage personal Google Calendar and iCal connections from a dedicated integrations page.
Personal calendar connections were moved out of general account settings into a clearer integrations area. Users can enable or manage their own calendars, while administrator-managed integrations remain visibly restricted.
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The Team filter can include active users, inactive users, or both.
Inactive users remain associated with their previous groups and are visually distinguished in the selector. Report viewers can choose the user status scope that matches their analysis.
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The Summary Report can be exported to PDF with grouped report tables.
The PDF output presents the first grouping level before the table for the second grouping level. This preserves the report hierarchy in a shareable document format.
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Reports can be downloaded in PDF, Excel, or CSV format.
The report export menu provides direct options for the three file formats. Users can download a report for offline review or further processing.
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The Summary Report combines configurable grouping, expandable project structures, and an interactive chart.
Users can group tracked time by project level, team, or tag and expand hierarchical rows for more detail. Hovering over table rows highlights the matching chart segment, while permission notices explain when only personal time is visible.
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TimeCamp warns users when they try to leave Asana setup without selecting a workspace.
The integration setup displays a reminder if no Asana workspace has been selected and saved. Confirming the message returns the user to the workspace selection area so setup can be completed.
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People setting up TimeCamp for themselves can enable Computer Activities during onboarding.
The onboarding module selection now presents Computer Activities to one-person accounts. This makes desktop activity tracking easier to discover for individuals completing their own timesheets.
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Subscription settings include an invoice history with direct invoice downloads.
Invoices are listed from newest to oldest with their issue date, value, and invoice number. The page supports pagination and provides a download action for each invoice.
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The new navigation and application alerts support dark mode styling.
Navigation elements were adapted for use with the darker interface theme. Alerts were updated at the same time to remain clear and consistent in dark mode.
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TimeCamp supports organization structures with up to ten hierarchy levels.
Deeper structures are supported across user management, timesheets, reports, and approvals. People selectors and approval relationships can reflect the expanded hierarchy.
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Users can connect Google Calendar securely through OAuth and manage the personal integration from TimeCamp.
The connection flow redirects users to Google authorization and returns them to TimeCamp after completion. Existing users receive guidance to reauthenticate so calendar events can continue synchronizing with their timesheets.
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Administrators can discover and enable the Microsoft Teams integration from the TimeCamp integration catalog.
A Microsoft Teams tile appears in the collaborative software section of integrations. Its setup view explains the integration and directs administrators through enablement.
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Browser integrations gained updated timer buttons that can display the running time.
The browser extension introduced a more consistent button-based approach for supported integrations. A running timer can show its elapsed time directly on the integration button.
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The Windows desktop app can receive product updates automatically.
Automatic updates help Windows users receive newer desktop app capabilities and improvements. The rollout described in Jira applied to Windows rather than macOS or Ubuntu.
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Project access expanded with configurable roles for regular users and project managers.
Administrators could align project permissions with the responsibilities of different team members. Role settings supported a more structured approach to visibility and project-level authority.
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Eligible new accounts could invite additional users directly from people pickers across TimeCamp.
The invitation option appeared for early-stage accounts within existing user-selection workflows. People invited through this path joined with the Administrator system role under the historical rules of that release.
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Detailed reports gained the ability to group tags by their tag lists.
Related tags could be reviewed under their configured list structure instead of appearing as an undifferentiated set. This made tagged time data clearer for teams using multiple classification schemes.
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New sorting was added to people-by-day, people-by-project, estimates, and margin reports.
Names and report items could be presented in a more predictable order across these views. This made detailed report results easier to scan and compare.
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Custom reports gained an XLSX export option for spreadsheet-based analysis.
Users could take tailored report results into modern spreadsheet tools in a native workbook format. This simplified further filtering, sharing, and analysis outside TimeCamp.
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Timesheets allowed users to choose tags before creating or starting a time entry.
Tags could be applied as part of the initial entry workflow instead of being added afterward. This made classification faster and reduced the chance of leaving new entries untagged.
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The Jira timer gained a note field for adding context while creating a time entry.
People tracking time from Jira could describe their work without switching back to TimeCamp. The note was carried into the resulting time entry for clearer records.
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Reports gained dedicated cost and revenue calculations for analyzing the financial side of tracked work.
Teams could review monetary outcomes alongside their time data. This supported quicker assessment of project economics from within the reporting workflow.
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Sorting behavior was extended across TimeCamp reports to make report data easier to organize.
Users gained more consistent ordering when reviewing different report views. This improved navigation through larger result sets and made comparisons easier.
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Time tracking reports gained a filter for showing only archived tasks.
Report viewers could isolate historical work attached to tasks no longer active in the project tree. This made archived work easier to review without mixing it with current tasks.
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Project imports from CSV gained support for preserving the billable status of projects.
Teams could include billing intent while bringing project structures into TimeCamp. This reduced manual project configuration after an import.
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Timesheet text handling expanded to support diacritics in task and entry content.
Users could work with accented characters more consistently in the time-entry interface. The update made localized names and notes easier to use across supported languages.
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Accounts gained a Guest role for inviting people with deliberately limited access to TimeCamp resources.
Guest users could be selected during invitation and were restricted from sensitive account areas and actions. This provided a safer way to collaborate with people who did not need standard member access.
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The TimeCamp REST API added a DELETE method for task removal.
API clients could remove supported tasks through the task endpoint. Related task links were cleared when the deletion completed successfully.
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Attendance date selection gained quick options for This year and Last year.
The predefined ranges made annual attendance review available in one selection. Date navigation recognized both yearly periods alongside daily, weekly, and monthly choices.
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TimeCamp introduced tags for categorizing time entries across timesheets and reports.
Teams could configure tag lists and assign allowed tags while tracking time. Tag data was also exposed through reporting filters and dedicated REST API endpoints.
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TimeCamp introduced GPS location tracking with dedicated location reports linked to time entries.
Location data could be reviewed by event, place, task, and time entry through map-based reports. Access to collection and reporting depended on account location tracking settings.
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TimeCamp added an integration for connecting Monday workspaces with time tracking.
Monday appeared in the integrations catalog with a dedicated setup experience. The connection flow also supported inviting eligible Monday users to TimeCamp.
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TimeCamp added a Zoho CRM integration for connecting CRM work structures with time tracking.
Zoho CRM became available in the integrations catalog with a dedicated connection view. The synchronization included supported CRM records such as sales orders in the imported task hierarchy.
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The task picker gained an option to select all available tasks at once.
The bulk selection control reduced repetitive task-by-task selection. It supported workflows that needed a broad task scope in the picker.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
TimeCamp added an account setting for automatically approving eligible timesheets.
Administrators could configure automatic approval behavior from approval settings. Approval views and timesheets displayed the resulting automatic approval state.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
A dedicated My Profile tab was added to Settings for easier access to personal account options.
The new navigation item linked users directly to their profile settings. It separated personal configuration from broader account administration areas.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
Administrators gained a setting to keep recorded computer activity private in TimeCamp views.
The control applied across activity endpoints, dashboards, timesheets, and offline activity views. Desktop app settings exposed the option for account-level management.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
Task colors were synchronized across timesheet views and task changes.
Graphical and timer-based timesheets used the current task color when displaying entries. Changing an entry's task also updated its color in the timesheet interface.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
TimeCamp added a ClickUp integration for connecting ClickUp work with time tracking.
ClickUp became available in the integrations catalog with a dedicated connection page. A synchronization job brought supported ClickUp work structures into TimeCamp.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
The VSTS integration expanded task synchronization to include user assignments.
Imported tasks could carry assignee relationships from VSTS into TimeCamp. This made synchronized task ownership more useful for teams working across both services.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
TimeCamp added a Dropbox Paper integration with an OAuth-based connection flow.
Dropbox Paper appeared in the integrations catalog with a dedicated setup view. The integration synchronized Paper content into a structure available for time tracking.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
Attendance reports gained a duration picker for entering and reviewing time values more conveniently.
The attendance report interface adopted a dedicated duration input component. Report generation views were updated to use the same interaction pattern.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
The Toggl integration expanded its import range to retrieve time entries across multiple years.
Time entries were collected year by year rather than from a single recent period. Pagination continued within each yearly interval to support larger histories.
Product updates
1 customer-facing update
The Slack integration received a clearer setup page with direct enable and reconnect controls.
The integration page was aligned with the main Settings navigation. Guidance on connecting Slack and inviting team members was presented alongside the connection controls.