Tiktrac has just been updated with some minor bug fixes (thanks for the bug reports Tom and Oriol). We’ve also implement something to help you with billing clients.

Sheets can now be set up to include a “paid” field. It works a little bit like the “done” field.

Additionally, a new table will appear on the Dashboard to display an overview of outstanding work.

There’s more about this feature on Tiktrac’s help page.

We hope this will make your billing process a little bit smoother. It’s already proven useful to us!

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Using Tiktrac for price plans other than free will require subscription payments starting today.

We allowed free usage for a grace period after beta testing, but unfortunately this is about to end.

If you do not pay, your account will be locked. However, you will still be able to access the data export page and save your data as XML.

To read more about billing or make a payment, navigate to Tiktrac settings (the link at the top-right of the page), then Billing.

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This article is the first in a regular series of tips on how to get the most out of Tiktrac. If you have any suggestions or questions, please contact us

Tiktrac sheets have several export formats. To view the export options, click “Export” when viewing a sheet. A panel opens like this:

Perhaps the most useful way to export sheet data is Export daily summaries as CSV. This creates a file you can easily open with Excel, Open Office or Apple’s Numbers, which contains the total duration for each day. If you’re in the month view, this will export a duration for each day of the month.

This really helps when submitting time sheets to contractor agencies! In fact, we implemented this feature specifically for contractors.

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