MyCorbu TIME Pre-Purchase Launched

Now that there is a Roadmap, my competitiveness has kicked in and I want to beat the timetable I just set up. After two weeks, progress is looking good.

UPDATE: As of late October all the features of MyCorbu TIME are complete and have been released for use. 

You can purchase MyCorbu TIME now at a serious discount.



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MyCorbu TIME

Since the fancy subscription payment system for the TIME version of MyCorbu won't be ready for months, I am offering a really good deal if you upgrade to TIME now. When TIME subscriptions arrive early next year, the price will be $6 per user per month, which is $72 per person per year. 


Right now the cost is $50 per FIRM per FOREVER. 
 

On November 1st, the purchase price will rise to $75. Later still, the price will be $100.
The take-away is that TIME is heavily discounted - for now. 

• $50 Now - until October 31st
• $75 November 1st
• $100 December 1st

​All the premium features like Comp Time, Rates, Dollar Budgets, Mileage, Reimbursable Expenses, and Contacts Database are running NOW. And NOW is a good time to Upgrade to TIME for new and current users.

Here's How To UPGRADE

Once you have a free MyCorbu BASIC account, it is a simple process to UPGRADE.

• Go to your Admin page
• Click the UPGRADE button, which takes you to the Purchase page
• Make your selection, accept the terms, and submit
• The last step is to check out with your credit card (This is done through Stripe. MyCorbu does not see or store your credit card information.)
• When you return to your Admin page, the Upgrade offer has been replaced by a link to "Rates and Comp Time" and others

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Comp Time

The Comp Time feature is running now. This HELP article explains how it works and includes screenshots.

The process is a lot like the recommended Comp Time process for the free BASIC version of MyCorbu. The biggest difference is that you don't need to create 'special use' Phases to track everyone's Comp Time. You also get the ability to add labor rates (the amount you pay staff per hour) so you can see the 'liability' of the 'banked' Comp Time.

​This article has more about the concept of Comp Time.