Friday, October 19, 2012

Klok updates - IPhone support and more

Its been a busy week for us. We have some exiting things to announce. Lets get to it:

Klok Cloud Sync for Mobile

This new feature of Klok allows you to publish your project list to your own private cloud location so that you can track time against them via your mobile device. For more information, visit http://getklok.com/cloud

Best of all, this service is free and we intend to do everything we can to keep it that way.

Note: You will need a Klok license to use this new feature.

Klok Mobile Beta

What good would your project list in the cloud be if you had no way to access it? Well, you can now access it using our new mobile application at http://m.getklok.com from your IPhone or Android web browser. 

Let us know if you have any question at support@getklok.com.

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Klok Connectors for Asana and Paymo

Today we posted two new connectors for Klok.

Klok | Paymo Connector

This connector allows you to pull your projects and tasks into Klok and then submit your time entries back to Paymo in real time. If you aren't connected you can submit your time entries as a batch when you have a connection available. In this first release, you cannot pull time entries that were added directly through the Paymo website down into Klok. We plan to add this capability in a future release.

Download the Paymo Connector now

Klok | Asana Connector

This connector allows you to pull your Workspaces, Projects and Tasks from Asana down into Klok for time tracking purposes. Currently, Asana doesn't have a way to store time tracking information so you cannot submit your time back at this time. We are currently looking into different ways to make this possible.

Download the Asana Connector now

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Klok, Klokwork Team Console/Connector updated

We posted multiple updates to several products today. See below for details on the updates.

Klok

  • Added full project path on mouse over entry in week view
  • Added validation for HTML invoice provider to prevent errors if you try to generate an invoice without first creating an invoice template or selecting a date range
  • Fixed Xero/Blinksale authorization panel display using light skins
Note: This is likely to be the last release of the invoicing beta. It will become part of the full version only very soon.


Klokwork Team Console

  • Added feature to roll up time entered on locally created subprojects up to the parent project. So if you published a project and a Klok user added a subproject locally, any time tracked against the subproject will be rollup into the parent
  • Fixed date parsing to prevent "negative time" issue. 


Klokwork Team Connector

  • Fixed issue where items flagged as not able to have time tracked against them was still trackable when published to Klok
Download it now

Friday, March 23, 2012

Klok 2.3.9 Released

We just posted Klok 2.3.9 which fixes some bugs and adds the ability to right click and copy a chart from the Dashboard. You can then paste the copied chart into another application. The copied chart will also include the data labels which are normally only available on mouse over.

See http://getklok.com/KlokReleaseNotes.php for details

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Klok Connector updates for Freshbooks, Basecamp and Harvest

Over the last couple of days we have posted several updates to all of the connector plugins that upgrade them to be compatible with the latest Klok v2.3.7. Not only have we upgraded them to match the current version of Klok, we have also fixed several bugs and provided better status and error reporting.

The latest versions are all available for download now.

Don't forget, you will need the full version of Klok to use the connectors. 

Friday, January 13, 2012

Klok 2.3.6 - Xero, Blinksale Freshbooks integration

Wow it has been a busy holiday season but now that we have been back in the swing of things for a couple weeks we have some major updates to announce.

Firstly, we just posted an update to Klok 2.3.6 which now includes a skin with a larger font size. You can access it from the Tools > Preferences > Appearance screen.

We are also happy to announce our new invoicing integration beta. This feature allows you to create an invoice for a project (and all child projects) for a given time period. Initially we are including the ability to generate an invoice as a file or submit to either Xero or Blinksale. For more information see our website. Please note, that while this feature is in beta, we are enabling it in the free and full versions, but once this beta feature will only be available in the free version until February 2012.

Also, we have posted a new beta connector for Freshbooks allowing you to mange your projects in Freshbooks and track you time in Klok.

As usual, if you have questions or suggestions let us know.

Friday, November 18, 2011

AIR for Desktop abandoned too?... Defnitely not

-- UPDATE 2 --
Mike Chambers has confirmed below that AIR for Desktop is here to stay! Thanks Mike.

-- UPDATE --

According to Adobe evangelist Renaun Erickson, AIR for desktop is not being dropped. See his comment at http://renaun.com/blog/2011/11/the-gaming-side-of-renaun/. While this is certainly good news for now, I think we are all left with some uncertainty about the future. I'm not ready to jump ship yet but I am not totally convinced either.

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With all the confusion and terrible communication from Adobe regarding Flash lately it is getting hard to weed out the truth from the rumors. However, one thing that is impossible to miss is the lack of mention of Adobe AIR for Windows/Mac. If you look at the recent posts from Adobe here and here you will notice no mention of it.

Now there are two possible reasons for this:
  1. This was an oversight and they are planning to continue to develop it or
  2. This was intentional and they are no longer planning to develop it
Option 1 seems very unlikely to me unfortunately. Given that Adobe has been under fire for the last week because of the terrible way they communicated things, I find it hard to believe that this was just overlooked. I have posted several comments, as have others, asking for comment with no response at all. So this leaves option 2. If Adobe plans to abandon Adobe AIR for desktop, then we as a developer community are basically screwed and left with the unfortunate task of porting our applications to other languages. This, of course, will unfortunately delay future releases and drive up the costs of our products... which ultimately hurts our customers as well.

While I respect the fact that Adobe needs to make very difficult business decisions, it certainly doesn't make me feel any better.

Adobe - this is your last chance to respond to the community on this before we make the switch to something else.