Re:Ask HN: One-person companies—how do you manage it all and...
by bllchmbrs on Thursday April 18, 2024 @02:25PM
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Confusing pricing for Kimai. Start for free for hosted but I can't find the pricing anywhere on the website but I found a blog post about how it's no longer free. Do you pay for it and try to host it?
Re:Ask HN: One-person companies—how do you manage it all and...
by anned20 on Thursday April 18, 2024 @02:29PM
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I self-host it. But you can also use the SaaS version. The pricing for that can be found here: https://www.kimai.cloud/pricing
Currently, this is:
Standard €2.99 Annual €35.88 per user
Project time-tracking
Billable and non-billable hours
Invoicing
Data export
Audit logs
Industry-specific translations
Personal Support
Professional
€3.99 Annual €47.88 per user Most popular All the features of "Standard"
Overtime account
Public holiday, vacation, sick leave
Expense tracking
Custom fields
Task planning
Daily backups for download
Single Sign-On with SAML
Custom domain with SSL
Access restriction via IP
Annual plan: less bookkeeping
Re:Ask HN: One-person companies—how do you manage it all and...
by ab_testing on Thursday April 18, 2024 @02:11PM
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What kind of finance features does notion have ? It would be interesting to hear how notion can be used for finance ?
Re:Ask HN: One-person companies—how do you manage it all and...
by anned20 on Thursday April 18, 2024 @02:18PM
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As kreetx said, I use the Excel-like features.
For example; the finances for each company should be submitted to the national tax department each quarter. I configured the Notion tables to group them by quarter of the year. For each of these quarters, it will automatically configure the income, outgoing and the result.
My full finances are stored in Notion 1, this is because I can access that anywhere, and I can use the built-in table functions to calculate my VAT and tax. When I started, I also used Notion as a CRM that I logged customer/prospect interactions with, but that faded out after a while.
[0]: https://www.kimai.org/
[1]: https://www.notion.so/