[hermes] My plans for hermes

[Bo Daley]

Hi Jason,

this all sounds good. The only thing I'd like to add to this would be the
ability to record time against tickets in Whups. If the ticket is linked to a
client, it should be possible to have Hermes (and now Juno too?) recognise time
spent on a ticket in Whups as billable or non-billable time. I haven't really
thought through how to do this yet, but it's one of the things users here have
been asking for and I planned to look into it soon. Does that sound useful to
you too?

bo.


Quoting "Jason M. Felice" <jfelice at cronosys.com>:

> Hi people.  Just a couple of notes on my plans for Hermes.  I had talked
> a bit on IRC and actually written an addition to allow batching of time
> and editing of the batches.  Typically, the batches would represent
> invoicing runs.  I'm going to scrap and rewrite this as a more general
> invoice-item batching capability so that it can also include expenses
> and recurring items eventually.
>
> This means that it probably won't be a part of hermes--it will likely be
> a part of Juno.
>
> I also plan to allow hermes to track entered rate vs. edited (to bill)
> rate, entered hours vs. edited hours, entered client vs. edited client.
> This is so that the time reviewer can choose to bill the time
> differently from the way the employee entered it without loosing an
> audit trail.
>
> I plan to get this stuff done in the near future.  If anyone has any
> suggestions about this stuff or their own usage of Horde and how this
> might affect it, please post now.
>
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