We’ve upgraded our PDF reports for .

Previously, only the first page of time entries was included in exported reports. Now, —no matter how many there are.

You’ll still see:

This makes sharing complete, professional reports with clients and teammates easier than ever.

We’ve made several UI improvements to help you easily understand what’s billable and how much you’re earning:

: All billable time entries now display the , including entries under related Projects and Tasks.

: Hover over a time entry to see its billable amount and associated Client in the tooltip. In this case, the client is Peer and the billable amount is $27.03.

: The left side of the histogram now shows , , and at a glance.

: Each time entry in the Client Reports view now shows its billable amount for quick reference.

These updates make it easier to review, understand, and report on your billable time—down to the last dollar (or euro, or pound 😉).

You can now across Clients, Projects, and Tasks.

By default, time entries are considered for all Clients with an hourly rate. But sometimes, not all tracked time should be invoiced—now you have full control.

Just edit any time entry and .

That entry will still count toward the total tracked time for the Client, Project, or Task, but it won’t count toward billable hours.

More flexibility. More accurate billing. Less hassle.

We recently launched

Hourly Rates for Clients

, making it easy to track billable time at the client level. But we know that sometimes, specific Projects have their own custom rates.

Now, you can set .

Just edit the Project and enter the override amount—Rize will automatically apply this rate when calculating billable time for that Project.

💡 Note: The Project will always inherit the currency from its parent Client.

We hope this makes Rize even more powerful and flexible for your workflow!

The new Client, Project, and Task Reports views in Rize make it easier than ever to analyze your time, generate detailed reports, and share them with clients or team members.

With Rize automatically tagging your time and generating descriptions for time entries, this update brings us one step closer to .

Managing your team's Rize subscription just got easier. With , you can consolidate all payments under a single account, simplifying expense tracking and team management.

For teams using Rize, managing individual subscriptions for each member was inefficient. Team leads and finance departments needed an easier way to handle —without juggling multiple accounts.

With , one account manages all payments, and all team members are covered under a single invoice. This ensures a .

Rize will now automatically create detailed summaries for your Client, Project, and Task time entries, ensuring accuracy and saving you valuable time.

Accurate time tracking is essential for productivity analysis, client billing, and personal accountability. However, the manually entering of descriptions is a lot of work. By automating this process, we aim to:

You can always disable this setting in .

Tracking billable hours and client earnings just got easier. With , you can assign specific hourly rates to clients and automatically calculate how much they owe based on their logged time. This feature streamlines the billing process for freelancers, consultants, and agencies—helping you stay organized and invoice clients effortlessly.

Many Rize users track time for different clients, but previously, there was no built-in way to . You had to export raw time-tracking data and manually determine your billable amount.

With , you can now set an hourly rate for each client and see directly inside Rize. Plus, with , invoicing is faster and easier.

To start tracking earnings:

Once set, Rize will automatically calculate billable earnings based on tracked time.

Navigate to the or the section to see:

Need to bill your clients?

The exported PDF includes:

This feature is —give it a try and let us know what you think!

We’re excited to introduce , a powerful new way to integrate Rize with your favorite tools and automate your time-tracking workflows.

With API Webhooks, you can:

Webhooks allow you to send real-time data from Rize to other applications. To start, create an inbound webhook using a service like Zapier, Slack, Make, or any platform that supports webhooks.

Once you've set up your inbound webhook, you'll need to register it in Rize:

Rize supports multiple event types that can trigger webhooks. These include:

Once the webhook is active, Rize will send structured data to your webhook URL whenever the selected events occur. You can:

Webhooks give you full control over how you use your Rize data, making it easier to streamline and automate your productivity workflows.

Want to see real-world use cases and step-by-step instructions? Check out our latest blog post:

Supercharge Your Productivity with Rize Webhooks

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API Webhooks are available now! Set up your first webhook and start automating your workflow today.

Let us know what you think, and as always, we’re here to help if you have any questions.

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