Changelog
Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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💰 Update: Non-Billable Phases & Tags
You can now mark specific phases or tags as non-billable at a global level for Time & Material projects, so time entries are automatically categorized. No manual updates entry by entry needed!
What’s new:
- Enable Billability management in the General settingssection
- Phase-level billability:mark specific phases as non-billable; any time logged in those phases defaults to non-billable automatically
- Tag-level billability:mark specific tags as non-billable; for entries with multiple tags, you can decide how you want non-billable entries to default so you don't leave any revenue behind
- Adjust billability for individual phases directly from Project edit mode, or from the Phase categories section
👉 Read the updated guide here
Available on Premium plans and above.
You can now link Lucen Track to your favorite AI assistants and tools via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
Once connected, your AI tool can read and write time entries, manage timers, and pull reports, all within the permissions of your account. It works right where you already are: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code with GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, ChatGPT, Codex, and more.
What it can do:
- Read and write time entries
- Start, stop, and manage timers
- Query and pull reports
- All within your current user’s and account permissions
Full guide available here for easy setup, troubleshooting, and FAQ!
You can now add time off and absences directly to Track, so timesheets reflect not just work hours, but everything that shapes someone’s week.
Here’s what’s new:
- Time Off categories— set up Vacation, Sick Leave, Personal, and more, or import categories from an existing project
- Time Off approvals— employees submit requests, managers approve or reject them with an optional note
- Timesheet integration— Time Off appears in timesheets alongside time and expenses (if turned on in your workspace)
- Holiday management— mark specific days as holidays so no one’s expected to log time on those days
- Flexible permissions— assign approval rights to Owners/Admins, Direct managers, or all managers
Less chasing people for context, cleaner records for everyone. 🗓️
Timeneye is now called
Lucen Track
, part of Lucen Software
. Lucen Software is our new company name, bringing our products together under one platform.
This is a name and logo update only. The product you use today is not changing.
- Track time on your projects the same way you do today
- Your existing time records and reports stay the same
- Same team and support
- Fully compatible with previous versions
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🗓️ The Timeneye Outlook Add-in is here!
Tag your calendar events with project, phase, tags, and notes while you create them — no more classifying meetings after the fact.
What's new:
- Assign Timeneye project + phase from inside the Outlook event pane
- Add tags and notes before the meeting even starts
- Metadata syncs automatically into your Timeneye time entries
Why you'll love it
Fewer clicks, cleaner data, and time entries that actually reflect your calendar.
Install from the Outlook add-in store, sign in, and you're good to go.
Group Managers no longer need to ask an admin to add a team member to a project.
- The "Add member" button is now visible to Group Managers in the Team tab on their group's projects
- GMs can add users to any project belonging to their group directly
Less back-and-forth with admins, faster onboarding for your team 😉
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Add team members without notifying them
You can now add team members to your workspace without sending invite emails right away.
- A new checkbox during the invite flow lets you choose to notify members later
- Set up your workspace and projects first — send notifications when you're ready
- The Team page now shows each member's notification status so you can track who's been notified and who hasn't
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🚀 Azure DevOps Integration — Now Native!
We’ve upgraded our Azure DevOps integration. It’s now
fully native
, meaning a smoother, more reliable experience built directly into Timeneye.Here’s what’s new with the native integration:
- OAuth login via Microsoft— connect securely with your existing Microsoft account, no extra setup
- Project sync— Azure DevOps projects import directly into Timeneye
- Work item sync— work items become tasks in Timeneye, ready to log time against
- Effort estimates synced— the Effort field maps automatically to time estimates in Timeneye
- Auto-sync every 30 minutes— your data stays up to date without any manual work
- Azure DevOps as the source of truth— synced tasks are read-only in Timeneye, with a direct link back to the original work item
Less friction, more accuracy — all without leaving your workflow.
We’ve introduced a new
Employee ID
field to improve reporting and maintain consistent employee identification across your organization.What’s New:
- Employee ID field on the User Profile page– Owners & Admins can edit it, Members can view it.
- Exports include Employee ID– CSV and XLS exports of the Entries Log now feature an “Employee ID” column.
- Configurable reporting– The Entries widget in Reports can now display Employee ID as a column, ensuring consistency in all reports.
Even after a time entry has been approved, admins can edit its billing status from both the
Register Time
view and the Entries Log
dialog.The Entries Log also supports
bulk editing
, allowing admins to update the billing status of multiple entries at once.Example:
After a client pays an invoice, an admin can return to the project and mark all related time entries as billed,
ensuring more accurate reports and profit calculations.Load More
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