Category: StoryPoint

StoryPoint 25.0

Simplified Project Management with StoryPoint

Do you often find yourself realizing too late that your hourly rate was too low? Or perhaps you can’t keep track of which resources are available? Effective project management and time tracking are crucial to ensure that both employers and employees keep track of all hours worked.

Collective Expence invoicing in StoryPoint

Streamline Your Vendor Transactions with Our New Expense Merging Feature! We are excited to announce a powerful new addition to StoryPoint: the ability to merge multiple expenses into a single purchase invoice per vendor. This innovative feature simplifies and enhances your expense management process, saving you time and reducing complexity.

StoryPoint 22.2

A small release of StoryPoint have just been released on appsource and this time we have added new default Activities to the role centers Time Sheet User and Project Manager.

Automatic Account Code

StoryPoint 21.2

A new release of StoryPoint is out

StoryPoint 20.2

A new version of StoryPoint is out and about.

StoryPoint 20.1

StoryPoint 20.1 A new release of StoryPoint is out and it is packed with new features from our partners wish list.

Assisted Setup in Expense Management

In the latest release for StoryPoint (19.1) we have added two more guides to help with the setup of StoryPoint, Expense Usage Guide and New Expense User Guide.

Expense Management in StoryPoint

With consultants spending much of their time out at customers it tends to be Expenses that needs to be handled one way or another. The consultant may have a company card, or they use their own card to pay and expects to get compensated later. Either way this need to be handled within your ERP and StoryPoint now gives you the tool to do so.

Use a phone to report time

We all know that time is of the essence when it comes to report time spent on project. Report time directly rather than waiting a day or two will make it more accurate for both you and your customer. The longer it takes to report time the higher the risk of guessing which may lead to underbilling (less money) or overbilling (angry customers).