Comments on: OmniPlan 1.1 beta 1 is now available! http://blog.omnigroup.com/2007/01/31/omniplan-11-beta-1-is-now-available/ The Omni Mouth: standing outside your bedroom window playing \"In Your Eyes\" since 2006. Tue, 02 Dec 2008 05:03:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Jacques Delacoux http://blog.omnigroup.com/2007/01/31/omniplan-11-beta-1-is-now-available/#comment-30466 Jacques Delacoux Wed, 07 Feb 2007 09:25:51 +0000 http://blog.omnigroup.com/2007/01/31/omniplan-11-beta-1-is-now-available/#comment-30466 Very useful software. Our development team use it for global planification. Very useful software.
Our development team use it for global planification.

]]> By: Christiaan http://blog.omnigroup.com/2007/01/31/omniplan-11-beta-1-is-now-available/#comment-29670 Christiaan Thu, 01 Feb 2007 21:41:36 +0000 http://blog.omnigroup.com/2007/01/31/omniplan-11-beta-1-is-now-available/#comment-29670 Very nice. Looking forward to using this software. Sorry to go slightly off topic, but now that you've released OmniPlan it occured to me that you guys are probably the perfect team to put together something I've been searching for for years: a Mac-centric payroll, timesheets and general accounting package. I work for small/medium size architects firm in London UK and ever since we kitted the office out with Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server and all the hardware I've been searching for some decent Mac software for the above (we're still shoe-horning MS Excel sheets into the job). I've been hoping that Apple would build something into Mac OS X and Server but I think that's probably wishful thinking. There's quite a bit of software out there but none of it manages to get the formula right. What we're after is: - client/server timesheets system that can have times input either via a web browser (bit like http://www.clicktime.com/timesheet-demo1.asp) or with a simple app (most current apps are too complex or seem to be aimed at one-man-bands, with hourly rates included, or automatic timers, neither of which are that useful in a medium/large business) - an app that you can use to create timesheet reports and add hourly charge out rates, etc., do the payroll and all other accounting stuff. - ideally it would all be packaged in such a way as to be ready for any national market - you could maybe start it all off as just a timesheets app? Oh yeah, did I say please? :) Very nice. Looking forward to using this software.

Sorry to go slightly off topic, but now that you’ve released OmniPlan it occured to me that you guys are probably the perfect team to put together something I’ve been searching for for years: a Mac-centric payroll, timesheets and general accounting package.

I work for small/medium size architects firm in London UK and ever since we kitted the office out with Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server and all the hardware I’ve been searching for some decent Mac software for the above (we’re still shoe-horning MS Excel sheets into the job). I’ve been hoping that Apple would build something into Mac OS X and Server but I think that’s probably wishful thinking.

There’s quite a bit of software out there but none of it manages to get the formula right. What we’re after is:

- client/server timesheets system that can have times input either via a web browser (bit like http://www.clicktime.com/timesheet-demo1.asp) or with a simple app (most current apps are too complex or seem to be aimed at one-man-bands, with hourly rates included, or automatic timers, neither of which are that useful in a medium/large business)
- an app that you can use to create timesheet reports and add hourly charge out rates, etc., do the payroll and all other accounting stuff.
- ideally it would all be packaged in such a way as to be ready for any national market
- you could maybe start it all off as just a timesheets app?

Oh yeah, did I say please? :)

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