Harvest reviews

Easy to use timekeeping + expense system across all employees

Lack of integration with other agency tools, i.e., Google Suite

It is user friendly and I had no freezing issues while using the software.

It did not have a way to handle multiple search or report prints.

Harvest was able to produce reporting that we could use for capturing capitalizable time and it was easy to update cost rates.

Time entry was difficult to do quickly, due to difficulties selecting the correct projects, etc. The reporting was outdated (the file would be sent to your email; you weren't able to just download the file at the time of export). It was difficult to identify the role of the various users without clicking into their profile.

Intuitive interface for tracking time on each project, eh? Powerful tools to generate professional invoices, and the price is right, bud

The interface could be a bit more modern, hey? And some advanced features require a paid subscription

I love the invoicing option within Harvest.

Wish I could name projects the same name just with different codes

intuitive, easy to use software. easy to learn

when tracking time for the week, i cant add notes. i can only add notes when tracking time for the day

Harvest is easy to use and helps me track my time for accurate invoicing.

It could have more features and better integrations. The price is a bit high for freelancers.

I like drilling down to specific details about a project while tracking my time; Harvest lets me bill to a project and add auto-populated info about what I'm working on so I can report this info to clients.

The mobile app ran well on my Android phone and was helpful away from my desk.

I had to manually round my time (our organization bills in increments). This would be a helpful feature if Harvest could do this automatically.

It's easy to use. Time stamps can be adjusted. I LOVE the reports functionality, you can pull reports in a lot of different ways.

I can't think of any drawbacks to Harvest.

The best thing about Harvest for me is how it well it can be integrated with other tools, so you can log your time from anywhere.

The only thing I don’t really like about Harvest is that it’s quite pricey.

Harvest has the capability to send regular time analysis reports that helps manage where time is being spent between projects.

Harvest's limited options for billing increments appears to be a drawback. Also, it would be a big plus if workers are able to clock in and out for payroll purposes.

The capabilities and efficiency of this time tracking tool makes everything smooth.
Harvest is so reliable.

Harvest is so efficient and flawless to use.

Harvest it's a user-friendy application for time-tracking, really easy to use and pretty straightforward. It has a simple navigation and features, and it allows to record the time spent on every tasks and every project very accurately. It also has a mobile app, being able also to use it on the go when i'm not at my desk.

As a user, the accuracy on time tracking can be extenuating when working with several projects and tasks at the same time. Additionally, I think that some features like replicating time records from day to day or even week to week could allow users to save timee in case project reporting don't vary.

The ease and efficiency of use. The platform requires very minimal time and effort to track the time spent on a task. Also, submitting expenses is another great feature that is very easy and efficient to use

Nothing that I can think of at my capacity

Harvest has been a game-changer for my small business. Its intuitive interface makes project management a breeze, allowing me to efficiently track time and allocate resources. The detailed reports have enhanced our accountability and transparency, crucial for a small business with different clients.

While the basic features are robust, some advanced functionalities may require a learning curve. Additionally, occasional syncing issues with third-party apps have been a minor inconvenience.

It's really easy and intuitive in using. Also Harvest can be integrated with other tools that simplifies a lot it's using. Also weekly automated reports are great

probably harvest is a tool without disadvantages for me, but it would be great if there is more customization options for generating reports with specific insights and data from tracked time and projects.

The initial setup and training were very easy and fast. Its simple UI for creating projects and setting and tracking it was the best part of this software.

There was a slight issue in the reporting section. It didn't provide all the sorting options I needed.

it was easy to set up and affordable. As a new business that was budget conscious, this was a great for us

As we grew and needed more features, harvest just wasn't a fit for us

No one likes time tracking, that’s why I like the simplicity of Harvest.

There can be more insight dashboarding for time spent retrospective

This works great and is super intuitive.

If only there was a mobile app. I am struggling with one or two features and wish there could be more than one admin.

This is a very intuitive tool that allows you to track time from any device, without any complications. I like that it provides automatic reminders that keeps our work team alert. It is very useful to verify the workload of each employee and reorganize the operational capacity. It facilitates the planning of all activities with excellent filters that help optimize our organization.

This time tracking solution has worked very well, I just wish it incorporated more customization options.

Ease to assign tasks to multiple team members

This is an internal system it’s missing project management functionality and client profiles limited to what we’d like them to see

I love how robust Harvest is excellent for tracking all project-related expenses for time and billing. I love that I can plug in different hourly prices per team member or skill set to have a precise report on project costs.

I don't love Harvest for actually managing project tasks. The highest level, maybe, but not actual PM and forecasting.