Post by account_disabled on Mar 7, 2024 10:51:44 GMT
Set your budget in Harvest During the estimate phase you will certainly have made (if you haven't done so, I'm sorry for you) an estimate of the hours needed to develop the project, from which you then calculated the cost to the customer. Now you will insert this estimate in the budget section. Here too, Harvest offers you several options for managing your business projects: Total hours of the project:
As the name suggests, the total hours estimated Japan WhatsApp Number Data for the completion of the project must be entered. Total costs of the project: useful for example if the project also includes expenses for external services. Hours for each task: allows you to assign a certain number of hours to each activity that makes up the project. Hours per person: in cases where it is more practical or easier to understand how many hours a staff member,
Will work on the project (personally we never use it, it is a somewhat compartment alised vision, but it depends on the type of work you use in the agency ). Costs per task: also in this case if there are expenses rather than hours for the individual tasks. Generally I am used to using the budget in hours, so I choose the "total project hours" option when I have small projects that would be useless to divide into tasks, and the "hours per task" for larger ones.
As the name suggests, the total hours estimated Japan WhatsApp Number Data for the completion of the project must be entered. Total costs of the project: useful for example if the project also includes expenses for external services. Hours for each task: allows you to assign a certain number of hours to each activity that makes up the project. Hours per person: in cases where it is more practical or easier to understand how many hours a staff member,
Will work on the project (personally we never use it, it is a somewhat compartment alised vision, but it depends on the type of work you use in the agency ). Costs per task: also in this case if there are expenses rather than hours for the individual tasks. Generally I am used to using the budget in hours, so I choose the "total project hours" option when I have small projects that would be useless to divide into tasks, and the "hours per task" for larger ones.