Get Harvest Timesheet

On the Upgrade your Harvest plan screen, click the switch to the free version link at the bottom of the page. If you've enabled sample data in your trial account, any sample items will be removed when you make the switch.

No. Harvest does not take screenshots or video recordings of your computer.

When you first sign up for a Harvest account, you get a free 30-day trial that is fully featured—that is, it's the same as it would be if you were paying for the account. This is different from the free plan, which you're welcome to use as long as you'd like and which has some limitations.

Adding time in the Day view Click the Track time button. Choose your project and task. ... If you want to keep any Notes on your work, you can add those here, too. Start a timer by clicking Start timer, or enter a duration (or start and end times, if your timesheet is set up that way) and click Save entry.

To add or change time for a project/task on a particular day: Click into the field in question and change it. Your timesheet will autosave in a few seconds, or you can manually save it. To delete a week's worth of time for a project/task: Click the x to the right of the row.

Entering Time Manually on a Task Go to the Pod and Task you want to start working on. Select the Task name to open up the Task details. On the right side, click Add Time to Harvest. Fill out the information Harvest requires for the tracked time. ... Click Save Entry.

If hours have been invoiced, you need to mark those hours as uninvoiced to unlock the timesheet. This won't change your invoice, but it will allow you to modify locked hours on your timesheet. Go to Reports > Detailed time. Set your filters to include the hours that you want to unlock and click Run report.