ArchiOffice vs Pivotal Tracker

• Time tracking because you can account for almost every single minute of your day with detailed descriptions attached. The reporting of time came in very good use when clients questioned billing.
• Robust billing portal that was pretty customizable.
• Could track employee costs well once the correct numbers were placed into the system. Came in very handy for billing and company budgeting and projections.

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• Measuring the velocity of the team. Every week there is an estimated velocity of how many points can be accomplished per week, or per sprint.
• Managing priority of stories. Whatever is at the top of the backlog takes precedence over what's below.
• Integration points. We use the webhooks for git and for slack that makes the monitoring really easy.

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• I would like to see more of a scheduling component, to manage projects across our project team.
• I would like to receive a notification if a project is going over budget.
• I have to remember to double click to clear a contact, or the contact will be overridden.

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• Deleting a story means that it is gone forever. There is no archiving.
• [Doing a] stack of work becomes quite hairy, no great way to manage or modularize that information.
• Mobile application could be improved for sure, Pivotal seems very built for the web. I always get the notifications but they never bring me to the relevant story within the application. Even a tool like Basecamp can do that for me.

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• ArchiOffice helps us manage our day to day time.
• I would like ArchiOffice to manage future time better with project time projections.
• ArchiOffice helps us manage our monthly expenses.

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• We never find our developers working on something that isn't important. How's that for focus?
• The simple, clear approach to prioritization has allow non-technical product owners to easily visualize our goals.

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