There has been many instances where a staff member can create a project that already exists because of an error or an improper search or even when it comes to spacing of a company name when creating a project (ex. J&G Restorations vs J & G Restorations, etc.). Or some items that were accidentally created by staff as a project that should of just been a task under another category.
This has lead to having some duplicate projects or tasks that have been created. We need a way to be able to merge these projects or tasks without losing all of the data entered in them. Currently we would have to manually change each entry in Time Camp in order to not avoid losing anything. There needs to be a quicker and more effective way to doing this.
Seems like an easy enough function that should be implemented especially for companies, like ours, who have hundreds (soon to be thousands) of projects and work on multiple projects on the same day with multiple entries where these type of errors are more prevelant
Merging Projects or Tasks suggestion
There has been many instances where a staff member can create a project that already exists because of an error or an improper search or even when it comes to spacing of a company name when creating a project (ex. J&G Restorations vs J & G Restorations, etc.). Or some items that were accidentally created by staff as a project that should of just been a task under another category.
This has lead to having some duplicate projects or tasks that have been created. We need a way to be able to merge these projects or tasks without losing all of the data entered in them. Currently we would have to manually change each entry in Time Camp in order to not avoid losing anything. There needs to be a quicker and more effective way to doing this.
Seems like an easy enough function that should be implemented especially for companies, like ours, who have hundreds (soon to be thousands) of projects and work on multiple projects on the same day with multiple entries where these type of errors are more prevelant