What Harvest changed

• Updated "hours tracked" from 0 to 2.8 billion.
• Updated "invoiced by customers" from $0 to $39 billion.
• Updated "platform uptime" from 0% to 61.6%.
• Updated "customer satisfaction score" from 0%+ to 55.5%+.
• Added a detailed cookie consent manager and privacy preference center at the bottom of the page.

The website now displays real data instead of placeholder zeros. This builds trust by showing the actual scale of their operations and customer success.

• Added a new "Hubs" section to the Resources menu.
• Added links to six new resource pages: Calculate pay and work hours, Time tracking and timesheets, Invoices and receipts, Expenses, Deliver and coordinate projects, and Software comparisons.
• Social proof numbers (hours tracked, dollars invoiced, uptime, and satisfaction) were reset to "0" or "0%," likely due to a technical error or data loading issue during the update.
• The cookie consent banner and detailed privacy preference text were removed from the page footer.

Harvest is expanding its content marketing strategy. By adding "Hubs" for specific topics like pay calculation and software comparisons, they are likely trying to capture more search traffic and help users find specific tools faster.

• Total hours tracked decreased from 3.6 billion to 3.1 billion.
• Total amount invoiced by customers decreased from $51 billion to $44 billion.
• Platform uptime percentage decreased from 80.1% to 68.7%.
• Customer satisfaction score decreased from 72.1%+ to 61.9%+.

The website now shows lower numbers for total hours tracked, total money invoiced, and platform uptime. This might suggest a correction of previously overstated data or a change in how they calculate their impact.