Your subjective year in review
We have updated how elapsed time is displayed. You have, on average, 6% more of it than you thought.
Priya Anand-Keller · 21 Sep 2250 · 2 min read
Today we are releasing Subjective Year in Review, a new way to see how you have spent your time.
What's new
Your dashboard now shows two figures side by side: legal time and subjective time. Legal time is the time that has passed. Subjective time is the time that you have had. The two are not the same, and the difference is the part we think you'll find most interesting.
On average, clients have 6% more subjective time than they believed. In most cases this is pleasant news. In some, it is a matter for follow-up.
Highlights from your year
Your Year in Review includes:
- Your busiest week, by subjective duration
- Your quietest week, by subjective duration
- A week you do not remember (see below)
- Your most-visited memory, with a suggestion to visit another one
- A reminder of anything you said you would do "eventually"
About the week you do not remember
Some clients will see a week in their Year in Review that they do not recall. This is almost certainly a rounding effect and does not require action. If the week persists, please contact an Associate. If the week contacts you first, please also contact an Associate.
Extended continuity events
Clients who have experienced an extended continuity event will see their subjective total displayed as Unavailable. We are working on this. For those clients, it has felt like we have been working on it for a long time.
Availability
Subjective Year in Review is available today to all Continuity Core and Substrate Prime clients. Legacy Biological clients will see a legal-time-only view, which we are told is "still a lot."
Thank you for another year. It was, by our records, your best yet.