Wer verwendet Harvest?
Harvest eignet sich ideal für Freiberufler, die Zeit und Rechnungen erfassen müssen, sowie für Kundenservicerunternehmen, die eine Möglichkeit für ihr Team benötigen, die Zeit für mehrere Projekte und Kunden zu erfassen.
Was ist Harvest?
Harvest macht es einfach, die Zeit von deinem Desktop, Telefon und deinen Lieblingswerkzeugen aus, einschließlich Asana, Trello und Basecamp, zu verfolgen. Anschließend werden diese Zeiterfassungsdaten in intuitive, visuelle Berichte übernommen, die es dir ermöglichen, zu sehen, woran dein Team arbeitet, Projekte zu erkennen, bevor sie das Budget überschreiten und intelligentere Entscheidungen für dein Unternehmen zu treffen. Und wenn du deinen Kunden Rechnungen stellen musst, erstelle einfach eine Rechnung aus deiner abrechenbaren Zeit, sende sie per E-Mail an deine Kunden und erhalte die Zahlung online.
Harvest – Details
Harvest
http://www.getharvest.com/
Gegründet 2006
Harvest – Preisübersicht
Harvest ist verfügbar ab 12,00 $/Monat. Harvest bietet eine Gratisversion und eine kostenlose Testversion. Weitere Preisinformationen für Harvest findest du unten.
Startpreis
12,00 $/Monat
Preisinformationen
Kostenlose Version
Ja
Gratis Testen
Einsatz
Installiert - Mac
Cloud, SaaS, Web
Mobile - iOS Native
Mobile - Android Native
Training
Webinare
Dokumentation
Kundenbetreuung
Support während der Geschäftszeiten
Online
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Harvest – Nutzerbewertungen
Zeigt 5 von 382 Nutzerbewertungen
Amanda C.
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Gesamtbewertung5/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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Kundenbetreuung5/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Quelle: GetApp
- Bewertet am 17.3.2020
"Harvest is my indispensable freelancing software"
Kommentare: Customer support is amazing. I really love this software, and will continue to use it indefinitely.
Vorteile: There is so much to love about Harvest! First, it works, really really well. You set up your project - and YES projects can have sub-projects - and you start your timer. As long as you can remember to start and stop your timer, this is perfect. Every two weeks, or every month, when you need to send invoices, all you do is "create an invoice" and the software auto-generates the invoice, in as much or little detail as you'd like, taking all your time and translating that into a professional invoice. I love the graphics that help track how much money you are making. AND you can even input what you are spending versus what you are charging, in order to ensure that you are actually charging enough to cover all your costs. There is a great place to input expenses and receipts -- this software does it all, for a quite affordable rate.
Nachteile: The most challenging thing about this software is that you MUST set it up correctly. Take the time at the beginning to get your rates set, ensure that what is a 'billed' and a 'not billed' expense are correct. At the beginning, I was often accidentally putting time into 'not-billed' tasks, when it was just my mistake in setting up my categories.
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- Quelle: GetApp
- Bewertet am 17.3.2020
Randall S.
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Gesamtbewertung4/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten4/5
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Kundenbetreuung4/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis4/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 12.3.2020
"Great for time and billing; hard to integrate with accounting"
Kommentare: Ease of timekeeping and billing has improved. Integration with the rest of my accounting system has become harder.
Vorteile: I started using it because I did not find the timekeeping functions of Quickbooks easy enough to use. On that point, Harvest is much better--it is excellent at keeping track of time. In addition, Harvest makes it quite easy to bill clients for time and to follow up with repeated billings if needed.
Nachteile: I'll mention two things. First, the method of dealing with retainers needs some serious work to be useful for lawyers. If I have an outstanding invoice and a client sends me a retainer, I cannot have payment toward the invoice taken out of the retainer without a fairly convoluted process. Second, it is hard to integrate with Quickbooks. I need Quickbooks (or I suppose, something similar) to keep track of all my financial records. But when I am using Harvest for timekeeping and billing, I wind up making many of the entries twice.
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- Bewertet am 12.3.2020
Alex F.
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Gesamtbewertung4/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit4/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten2/5
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KundenbetreuungNicht bewertet
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis4/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 11.12.2018
"A Great, Lightweight App Which Does What We Need It To"
Kommentare: Overall a very positive experience; the software is very simple to use and does what we need it to (allows us to invoice, view income reports and send client reminders on payments, as well as allow them to pay via card online, from anywhere in the world and for the funds to be filtered into our business bank account. Some limitations persist and I wish the company would listen to the community on such items as the lack of statements facility. However, they do offer a large number of external software integrations for proposals, contracts etc. which beefs out the utility and functionality of the software.
Vorteile: Harvest is a super-simple app which manages all our client payments and invoicing/reminders for our clients and integrates with Stripe for a seamless payment process. We use it every day and can bill clients in $ or other currencies easily, and provide them downloadable pdf's, payment portals and other functionality (using external app integrations) with ease.
Nachteile: The in-built feature set is quite limited. To get integration with contract software, proposal software etc. you need further subscriptions with other companies. It would be ideal if it was all built-in. Also, it's missing a huge feature which should be standard on all invoicing apps - The ability to send automated client statements. At any time we may have 5-20 invoices outstanding for some client accounts and, even after 4 years using Harvest we have to manually send links and individual invoice reminders. It's by far the biggest downside of the software and is a big limitation.
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- Bewertet am 11.12.2018
Verifizierter Rezensent
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Gesamtbewertung3/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit2/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten3/5
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Kundenbetreuung3/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis4/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 11.1.2018
"I don't admin Harvest. I only enter time into Harvest. I don't like Harvest. "
Kommentare: I personally get no benefits from this software. I'm not a fan.
Vorteile: So overall I'm not a fan. That said, documenting expenses is the best I've ever seen in Harvest. It's really well done and simple. Nice and clean, get your photos, get your monies and go. Big fan. That is where my love affair ends with this app. From an administrative point, maybe there are incredible advantages over other offerings. The world may have never experienced such a revolutionary piece of software and I, in turn, am a simpleton; stuck in a world of misunderstanding.
Nachteile: If you write a app which tracks hourly time and tries to put it into buckets for easy expensing, the time-tracking app should be simple for the multitude of non-admin users. Simply put, it's cumbersome and annoying.... and I say that because someone is going to take stronger language less seriously. Forget the fact that you have to enter in time _Daily_. When I say daily, I don't mean that you click on the day, you do the thing and save. I mean that it shows you one day per page at a time. No calendar to quickly go through a week, no monthly review where you can quickly fill in gaps. One page == one day. You can bring stuff over from the last-entered day, but the hours aren't filled in... just the buckets. This leads to an incredibly slow, painful, and frankly uninteresting experience. For a bunch of users who want to do their job instead of fiddling around with tracking how long they've done their job, asking them to use Harvest is basically asking them to make none of their time billable unless threatened with homelessness. It's incredibly painful to use. To be sure, I'm not a fan of time-tracking apps anyway. I akin them to asking your employees to lie to you and giving them a form in which to do it... but Harvest makes the fun of lying to your employer the low-light of your day. It's not fair.
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- Bewertet am 11.1.2018
Amanda B.
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Gesamtbewertung5/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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KundenbetreuungNicht bewertet
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 23.1.2020
"A freelancer's best friend"
Kommentare: No more tracking time on projects through notebooks and spreadsheets, or losing track of outstanding invoices. It's all there, easily accessible from a single online platform. For my solo enterprise, it's less than $15/month, which is an incredible bargain.
Vorteile:
- So easy to do everything: time tracking, invoicing, expenses. The whole platform is intuitive and easily navigable.
- Flexible time tracking: either setting a timer or entering into a timesheet-like interface.
- The system can send invoice reminders on your behalf, so it's not like you personally bugging your contact.
- You get to choose -- through checkboxes -- how detailed you want your invoices to be.
- Invoices are globally configurable, so you can set up your template with logo, recurring info, etc.
- At a glance, you can see how much you have invoiced/received over the year/last year/etc. and which invoices are outstanding.
- Every end-of-week you get a report that shows how you spent your tracked time.
Nachteile: I haven't encountered anything to dislike about this platform, though I haven't yet used all of its features.
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- Bewertet am 23.1.2020
