it might be nice to have the option to add multiple clients and multiple projects at once or in a row - rather than landing on the project dash for each project after it's created. I see this being helpful for initial setup.

Right now we bill Dev, Test, and PM/BA all at different rates. For this to work in Burndown, I have to have 3 phases for every project, duplicating all the tasks in each phase.

I would like to be able to track time and work for my entire team in one "Phase" instead of needing to create many phases and duplicating data.

My first thought was to assign the billable rate to a Task Type instead of to a phase, then force all tasks to have a Type.

Instead just ask for the name & email of the person you wish to invite. They click on a link and set their own password. This is a good idea for a number of reasons, including avoiding sending the initial password through insecure plain text email.

Be able to breakdown the master burndown chart and view the resource load for a specific person, or at least by resource type (e.g. design, UX, interactive, identity, PM).

With our company we will be treating phases as departments. Design, Development, SEO, Project Management, etc. The problem is this system will only really work for one department, because not all employees have the same skill sets. If we have 200 hours of available development time a week, it's hard to see that in the graph when it's mixed with the entire company's time. Since the phases on each project are identical for us, we would prefer for them to be global, with the ability to see a graph for each phase/department.

It would be nice for managing with google apps and it would help reduce password fatigue.

Assign a due date to a task, or import that due date from a bug tracker or Basecamp.

It would need to prevent them from having access to other client projects. The export is handy but its still a manual process. For some clients it would be handy to give them direct access to their project so they can view each phase status on demand.

It was exposed at the phase, group, and task level but not at the project level. I need it for a summary page.

Currently estimated cost is exposed via {{ total_price }} but actual price is not.

Groups are just a container. I would like to be able to next my groups deeper then 1 level.

The way I typically organize Burndown for website development is the Group is the name of the Webpage. It would be nice if I could break down different type of work for each page further to assist in grouping tasks for say design, dev, pm, test, ba, etc.

If I build out a project first in Burndown and have Burndown automatically add the stories to Tracker, I would expect the stories to be unestimated so my developers can go in and add their estimates (by clicking the fancy buttons) instead of having to open each task and change the dropdown.

It also has the benefit of forcing them to estimate their stories without being able to start with and leave it at 0 points.

A comment, maybe - but writing a text blob at the end of the description field (with no hard return, just put in at the end) of every story when I add it to a task is very invasive (and time consuming to go back and delete).

Each account can set the time in it's account profile. Or let the users set it individually?