Hourly Budget is a metric in Harvest that tracks the amount of time and money spent on a project per hour, allowing you to stay within your budget and make informed decisions.
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The Hours Tracked by Team metric in Harvest measures the total number of billable and non-billable hours logged by a specific team over a designated time period. It provides insights into team productivity, capacity, and utilization.
Billable Hours by Clients is a metric used to track the total number of hours worked by team members for each client that can be billed to the client.
The Billable Amount metric tracks the total amount of money earned from billable hours or project tasks completed by team members. It helps gauge the revenue generated by the team and informs billing and invoicing processes.
Uninvoiced amount is the total value of work completed by a business that has not yet been invoiced to clients or customers. It is an important metric for tracking outstanding revenue and cash flow.
All Invoiced Hours measures the total amount of billable hours that have been invoiced for a specific period, indicating the amount of revenue generated by the business.
Expenses metric measures how much money a business spends on various costs and expenses such as salaries, rent, utilities, materials, marketing, etc. during a specific period.
Open Invoices Amount is a metric that shows the total amount of unpaid invoices that a business is owed by its customers. It helps businesses track their outstanding debts and plan their cash flow accordingly.
Team Capacity measures the amount of work a team can realistically accomplish within a given period of time, accounting for holidays, vacations, and other factors.