Add/Edit project

Navigation and project creation 
 Top bar navigation  [1] At the moment, titra has three selection options: 
 –  Track  – opens the time tracking view. –  Overview  – opens the project overview with histogram and pie chart. –  Details  – opens the table view with detailed information and filter possibilities. 
 Settings – Dropdown  [2] contains following sections:  Profile ,  Settings  and  About 
 New Project  [3] Adds a new project and opens its options. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 How to set up the new project 
 First click on the  New project  button [3]. The settings page will be opened. 
 
 The project will not be created until the settings are saved for the first time. 
 Add a  Name  for your project. 
 Add a project  Description . 
 Set a custom  Color  to the project. Click colored button to open the color picker. 
 Add a  Customer  to the project. 
 Set a  Rate($/hour)  to the project. For example: 102.45 per tracked hour. Cost unit can be changed in the  Settings . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Set a  Target/Budget  to the project.  For example: 25000 hours. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Press  Save  to create the Project. The project settings can be adjusted at any time. 
 
 Access rights 
 The  Access rights  are displayed  after saving . Add colleagues or co-workers to give them access to the project. Type in the e-mail of your contact and press the  Add  button. Repeat the process to add more contacts. 
 To grant access to all users enable the check box ☑  Public project (visible to all users)  ⤵ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Edit an existing project 
 Edit your existing project by clicking  Edit  in the  Overview section . Keep in mind, this option is only available if you own the project or have  access rights . 
 
 
 
 Archiving an existing project 
 The idea behind archiving is that you usually don't want to delete a project right away - you probably know that situation, no work has been done for a customer in quite a while, you "close" the project but then there is a follow-up. That's the main reason why we opted for archiving as a first step instead of deleting projects directly. If you archive a project it will be hidden from all views with one exception: After archiving a project you can display it still in the overview using the filter toggles: 
 If you show archived projects you will see all archived projects in the overview and get additional buttons to restore and completely delete a project: