One of the coolest things about Tahometer is its ability to provide detailed statistical information about the online and offline times users spend working. In order to make the most of this feature, we want you to understand exactly how worked hours are counted, and what factors influence your daily statistics.
By now, most of you will certainly be aware that Tahometer 3.0 is jam-packed with incredible new features. From a completely redesigned UI to literally hundreds of improvements, there’s a little something for everyone to love. What may have escaped your attention, however, is some of the agent’s less flashy — but equally brilliant — newer capabilities, including our convenient in-app alert system.
Because we strive to deliver the best time tracking application on the market, Tahometer is in a constant state of growth and evolution. Just as with nature, however, sometimes progress requires shedding old features that no longer serve a purpose. So now, 2 weeks after you have all been blessed with Tahometer 3.0, we thought it was a good time to explain why you can no longer leave comments via the desktop application.
Do you ever wonder why your company never seems to live up to its full potential? At Tahometer, we believe that behind every successful business is a happy and productive team. In order to keep your own troops running as effectively as possible, a few things are vital to manage, as these are the true devourers of productivity:
But keeping tabs on that pesky trio is often easier said than done, especially when it comes to remote teams. This is why Tahometer includes a helpful and convenient screenshotting feature.
It’s another one of those days when we show up out of the blue and make you swoon over our new features. To be fair, these are some of our smaller improvements, but we’re sure you’ll appreciate them anyway.
As a subsidiary of PayPal, Braintree is a highly trusted and secure system for processing online transactions. By partnering with the company, Tahometer is now able to offer a host of payment methods from one conveniently centralized location, so whether you would like to use your Visa, Mastercard or any of the options below, we’ve got you covered: Diners, Maestro, JCB, Union Pay, PayPal, and others.