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PrimaTIME Offers Web-Based Project Management With Statistics Logging

If you are a person who finds it difficult to manage your projects and not able to meet deadlines due to increased procrastination then PrimaTIME is a web app that might help you solve the issue. The app helps you to boost your productivity by enabling you to track how much time you have spend on each task by using impulses. It can be collaboratively used among up to 3 users on a free account, with an extended license upgrade available for $3.99 /month for additional slots.

In order to get started, just go to Prime TIME using the link provided at the bottom of this post. Just click 'Start Free' or you can also click the 'Create Account' on the right most top bar.



The normal signing up process is not so complicated as it comprises only some basic details such as account name, prima TIME sub domain (example: ABC.primaerp.com) and also your email. The free account also provides you with a  data storage of 100 MB which will be sufficient for small projects and in-case you are multi national company or something with bigger projects data extensions such as 5GB, 50GB and 100GB are available with a price tag of $2, $20, $40 per month respectively.


You also need to set up a password for the signup wizard in order to clear the logging in process and Click the 'Enter The Application' button when ready.


After the end of the sign up wizard, PrimaTIME takes you to a welcome screen where you need to mention your full name, clients, project names and tasks, as well as your billing hours rate in USD. Just type the pertaining details when asked and click Next until you land on the main dashboard.


If you like plain and flat designs, you will instantly fall for PrimaTIME’s layout, which is quite simply and minimal, and feels great to navigate around. On the right, you will find a stopwatch that will monitor your current task time in real time. Beneath this stopwatch are your weekly statistics that showcase a bar chart about how have you been meeting your previous deadlines the whole week. The middle section of the interface – called Timecord –  is where all your current projects appear in calendar slots. You can also zoom in and out of your calendar timeline as well as access your Agenda and Time sheet from the left side.


In order to add a new Timerecord, just click any calender slot followed by specifying a few details related to your project including owner, project and task name, a succinct summary about the task, start and end time, total duration, activity name, and total payable amount in hours if your task is billable. Once submitted, the track time stopwatch on your dashboard starts monitoring your project.


A full report also can be analyzed , allowing you to analyze your previous projects and tasks and in order to make corrections for future goal. The complete report presents detailed diagrams, description, and information about different of your project so far, along with total time that has been spent on them.



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