Leaving Harvest
Bring twelve years of hours with you.
We moved our own company first: every time entry, every project assignment, every rate, currency and invoiced flag. Then we checked all of it against Harvest, year by year, before anyone was allowed to log in.
Tell me when I can switch
Early movers get the migration done with us, on a call.
Our own move
What came across, and what we checked.
92,710time entries, 2014 to now
5,844project assignments with their rates
2currencies, kept on every entry
0hours lost between the two records
- Billable and cost rates, per person and per project Harvest’s plain-number rates, not a rounded copy.
- Invoiced and locked entries stay invoiced and locked Your finance history doesn’t reopen because the tool changed.
- Clients, projects, tasks and who was assigned to what The structure your team already knows, unchanged.
- Year-by-year hour totals compared against Harvest before go-live Any difference is named, not averaged away.
How the move works
Harvest keeps running until the Monday you choose.
Connect Harvest
A read-only token. We import everything and audit the counts while your team carries on as usual.
Try it alongside
Your people sign in with Google and see their real history. Nothing is deleted from Harvest.
Pick a Monday
Harvest freezes at noon on the Sunday. We catch up the last week, check totals, and you switch.
What changes
- The timer lives where you work Menu bar on the Mac, side panel in Chrome, on the issue in Jira.
- Sign in with Google No passwords to manage. Contractors get an invitation and a passkey.
- Reports a client can read Export to Google Sheets, yours or a shared folder.
- Time recorded offline syncs later A train, a plane, a bad café connection.
What stays familiar
- Clients → projects → tasks Same shape, same names.
- Billable or not, per entry With the rate that applied at the time.
- The weekly view Monday to Sunday, totals per day.
- Locked periods Once it’s invoiced, it stays put.