We use Cost Tracker generally to track a project's financials from a client's perspective.
Therefore, we set the project budget that was defined with the client.
So we should be able to set budget to track the revenues amounts and not just costs. That would otherwise falsify the picture.
An option for either revenues or costs would be great.
Also please adapt the descriptive text to be precise on what is been tracked.
Many thanks
Boris
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We need this so bad! Our leadership is not pleased that this is tracked on Cost (new to the organization) and is considering dropping Cost Tracker now. :(
Our business operates the same way. A client purchase order sets the budet in revenue dollars, not cost dollars. An option to switch (or have both) would minimize confusion when sharing the charts and make it likely we continue beyond the trial.
Same! We track our projects based on a contractual agreement for the budget, this is our Revenue not our Cost. Right now I'm having to set our budget based on Cost then calculate the actual charge to the customer in order to get the invoice accurately calculated each month.
Same here, in most of our cases we sign framework contracts and receive orders from our clients for certain amount of developers time (order total value) and we need to track actual revenue if we are to tell when the order is complete.
We've got internal or fixed price projects with fixed budgets soo, so the solution Luke proposed seems like a perfect option - to be able to show/hide either (or both) cost or revenue tracking.
There is Tempo Budgets for server versions and I was waiting a long time for it to be reproduced on cloud and I first gave up on Cost Tracker because of this. I'm giving it another try, because I already see how it's been improved over the year, but we really need this option soon.
We need this too please. Hardly any project of ours is measured against costs. We agree budgets with our clients and track hours x billing rate.
I agree with this. I’m also in an agency environment and would find revenue tracking just as compelling and useful as cost tracking. I wouldn’t want it to be either/or though - I’d want it do both. To my mind the overview should display remaining revenue and remaining cost plus the option to hide and show cost (for the purpose of demonstration). I realise it’s called Cost Tracker - not Budget Tracker - but what’s there is so good, I’d be crazy not to try and bastardise it to address the whole jtbd