Thank you very much for your great suggestions, Alejandro!
1- Time Tasks Calculator
a. It is available if you want to add Estimated time in web version:
1) Click a task in list page to enter its detail page, you may see "Estimated time" at the bottom which you may modify any time before completing the task. And after completing, you may enter "Time Spent".
2) Click the avatar at upper right to see "Start Daily Plan", in which you may enter "Estimated time" for all the tasks today.
b. In the project window, create a window in which you can see the TOTAL amount of time estimated for the project -- It is a great idea! I've put it down for product team to further carry out.
c. Little gantt considering the total planned time of a project -- It would not be easy, because tasks under a project may be arranged like A - Dec15 12:00-13:00, B - Dec 16 15:00-16:00, C - Dec 19 9:00-10:00, D - Dec 22 (no specific time). Then if we draw a diagram for this project, we may see the time really separated and scattered. How do you feel?
2. Make a true double way sync with Google Calendar as you said -- seems that could run into technical problem.
3. OneNote connection will be considered, but will not be put as high priority.
There may be no Christmas present since we're still devoted into the development of improvements. But still hope we all will have a really merry Christmas and happy new year!
Thank you so much!
Come to us any time.
I am Alejandro Claver, very loyal user of Doit.im. It´s not the first time I write you!! In first place, I wanted to congratulate the team for the improvements made in the smart phone app. I keep doing good marketing among my network, but pitifully I realize that Doit.im is not a really known application in Spain at the moment, I will keep tryiing to get you more clients.
I love the application but like in everything in life, improvements can be made. I would like to ask for a Christmas present for this year, proposing the next improvements.
1- Time Tasks Calculator
I´ve seen, in the new app for Android you can add a Estimated Time for each task you edit.
I want to ask you for two easy improvements:
a - Add this feature in the web version of doit.
b - In the project window, create a window in which you can see the TOTAL amount of time estimated for the project, according to the sum of the estimated time for all the tasks in the project.
c - Design of a little gantt diagram (only considering the total planned time of the project), so you can get the feeling of how big it is this project getting. ((Please find attached an image from BITRIX24.COM...platform from which I´ve taken the idea.))
Please, consider this improvements, even if you can get to something really complex at the beginning.
2- Make a true double way sync with Google Calendar... (Nowadays you can see the Doit.im tasks in Google Calendar, but when you change them in Google Calendar, those changes are no applied in the Doit app.
3- And.... another one that maybe it´s too much...Make a connection with OneNote instead of Evernote.
I hope you can reply me how possible are those changes!!
How are the rest of your projects going? Last time you told me you were working in another apps.
I´m looking forward to hearing from you!
Merry Christmas!
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12/15/2017 08:36#1Doit.im
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12/15/2017 09:15#2PRO
Good Morning Kassy and thank you for your reply,
My idea about the little gantt diagram would be according to the total amount of time of the project, calculated in a previous step, so you don´t have the problem of a scattered view, but a good feeling of how big is getting this project. As Doit.im work as a collector of ideas, you might not realize how big the project is getting, and those two features will help you to have an idea. I don´t want a detailed Gantt diagram.
So I think these two changes should be of priority.
1-Total amount of time accumulated of the project ((If it´s possible, also have the separated amount of money for Next, Someday, Scheduled and Completed.
2- And then, do a tool in which you can see the Gantt Diagram with a bar with the lenght of the total amount of time, and also noticing the progress of the project. Please, see the gantt diagram of DAPULSE.COM.
I´m looking forward to hearing from these new improvements you are talking about!
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
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12/15/2017 09:24#3PRO
And also.... I was thinking that Doit.im lacks from exporting options...
For example that if only I could export all the tasks of a project into an Excel worksheet, I could estimate the total time of my project myself.
As I can´t do that, I´ve tried to Print the WebPage from the navigator, but I can´t see the whole list of task in one time.
Is there any way to do that?
But anyway, when you have to do those steps, this planning activity is really unefficient.
Please, look for more tools about Time Tracking in Project Planning.
Kind regards,
Alejandro. -
12/17/2017 09:55#4
I was going to ask the same question and found this ticket.
i tried to look for "Estimated time", but i did not see in my web application :(
see attached screen shot.
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12/22/2017 07:41#5Doit.im
@Claver Thank you very much for your detailed proposal!
1. Though the Gantt of DAPULSE is totally project-related while our app is mainly task-related, we also think it great to add the total estimated time of each project. Thank you!
2. As for showing each project in a calendar, the problem we're thinking of is that, in our system, each project is a multi-step task. That means, there would be quite a lot of projects that might be carried out contemporarily. But we'll still make further considerations.
Thank you!
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12/22/2017 07:46#6Doit.im
@devvrath Hi, you may see the Estimated time in the two positions:
1. Click the task bar to enter task detail page, rather than the task editing page you provided. (We will make improvements to combine the two states, but for the present, they are different.) Then you'll see the Estimated Time at the bottom.
2. You may also estimate time for each task in Daily Plan by clicking the avatar at upper left and picking 'Start daily plan'.
If any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
Nice day!