Changelog
New features and improvements, published alongside every release. Filter by area or scroll through everything we shipped.
See your fringes as subtotals, work with fringe ranges and decide where fringe amounts are posted. When you copy a budget to another project of your company, the details on the third level now come along.
Enter worked hours and overtime directly: Hours is now a unit and multipliers accept decimals, so 160 hrs x 1 and 40 hrs x 1.5 fit in two lines. When the structure changes, renumber the whole budget in one action.
The PDF export now remembers all your options, Show accounts is also available from the name column of the top sheet, and the compare mode and effect settings read more clearly.
Your budget now shows at a glance whether your funding lines add up. Tag cost items with an effect and Yamdu checks them against funding rules, including the DFFF rules of the FFA, and tells you whether a line is underfunded, adequately funded or overfunded.
Each effect can carry its own funding amount, and you can set its target as a percentage of that amount. When you import project elements into a budget, effects are applied automatically by country or region. You manage all of it in the new Effects tab of the budgeting tools.
Put several budget scenarios next to each other and spot the differences instantly in variance columns. Perfect for checking a new draft against the approved budget.
Credits and deductions such as tax incentives can now be entered as negative rates, amounts and multipliers. Fringes also support cut-offs per period, for example per week or month, in addition to ceilings.
Day-to-day work got smoother too: resize the columns of a scenario group by dragging, see right away why a unit cell is locked by a global, and find out where to add comments when the comment overview is still empty.
