Fredrik Limsater

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@natasha Invite sent. Cheers, Fredrik

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As a reference, here is the original design/research I did for ftrack v3. Not all ideas/features got implemented. /F timelogging-for-v3.pdf

Hello community We're planning to improve the time logging in ftrack. It's accepted on our Roadmap/backlog (see roadmap item here: https://trello.com/c/vNEdfene) and we're now very keen to hear your input and feedback. Looking forward to your feedback. Cheers, Fredrik

Hello, vote for this feature on our public roadmap: https://trello.com/c/VLQw05Jj Cheers, Fredrik

Hello, vote for this feature on our public roadmap: https://trello.com/c/orR8bjCZ Cheers, Fredrik

Hello, vote for this feature on our public roadmap: https://trello.com/c/uhDTwxtR Cheers, Fredrik

Hello Johan, I'm a Slack user myself and love using it for communication with team and others. At the moment it's not likely that we will create an official Slack group. Currently our channels are our forum (old school - but great for public and persistent conversations with current and future users), our blog and our social channels. But if anyone creates a slack group we will probably monitor it and add to conversations from time to time. Let us know. Cheers, Fredrik

Hello ftrack community! I'm happy to introduce ftrack Go for iOS and Android. Link to iOS App Store Link to Google Play In this first version we've focused on the Project Management side of things, like seeing an overview of your assignments, easily change status, make notes and log time. First version renders best on a phone, but universal support that scales nicely will come in a few weeks (tablets/iPad). Assignment view Here you will see all your assignments and you can also sort them by Due Date, Priority or Status. Slide a card to the left to easily change status, Log a timelog or start a task timer. Click on card for more details about the task. From settings you can change the way the cards are rendered. Details view A shared view to show details on tasks, other entities (like Folders or other custom entities) and Asset versions (coming soon). Here you can read and write notes, create a timelog, access more details about the entity and see latest assets published (coming soon). Log time Easily log time on the go Timesheet Easily access your timesheet on the go. Click on a timelog to edit or slide the card to the left to quickly access tools menu where you can delete the timelog, manually add a new timelog for the same task, or start a new task timer for the same task. Projects Browse all projects. Tap and hold to bypass details page and directly list any children in the project hierarchy. What's coming in next version? We're already working on version 1.1.0 where we will enable you to see published assets and play/view videos/images (not a review system with annotations - see below). We will also enable you to see attachments on notes and enable you to upload images and videos to new notes. Next year we will look into having proper reviews in ftrack Go (or a native companion app) and a bunch of other cool features we're investigating right now (like being able to crete entities and assignments on the go). Requirements You need ftrack version >= 3.3.4 Check your server version Known issues iOS iOS 9 is currently enforcing strict security settings, and for customers who are hosting ftrack them self (local hosting) need to have https enabled and have a valid certificate. Android There is a bug in "Log time" when timezones are enabled on the server. Duration is 1 hour off, we are investigating this issue. Link to iOS App Store Link to Google Play

Hi Daniel, I just want to follow up on this thread. We had/have a prototype for printing/exporting the Gantt chart, where we rendered the chart on the server backend using PhantomJS (a webbrowser with no UI) and then compiled it to an image or PDF. While that works we still need to make it production ready and unfortunately we had to down prioritise it due to other features that we saw as more important. But if the community weights in we might change that. Cheers, Fredrik

Hi Stefan, to start with, the name PROJECT and ASSIGNED is confusing at best, and as recently as this week we've decided to rename them to "ALL PROJECTS" and "ONLY ASSIGNED PROJECTS" The difference: When assigning a role to a user that is of the role type PROJECT (or ALL PROJECTS), the user can still see, and access, all projects in ftrack, and the permissions that you've set for the role will apply to all projects in ftrack. When assigning a role to a user that is of the role type ASSIGNED (or ONLY ASSIGNED PROJECTS ), they will only see, and can only access the projects on which their tasks belongs to, kind of a restricted user and you can see the effect in the video I posted for Jonathan above, where they can only access, and see, the project they are assigned to. Maybe this behaviour could have been just a permission on a role instead. "Access all" or "Access assigned" (or similar) I hope this made it clearer. /Fredrik