What Harvest changed

• The main headline changed from "Turn hours into insights" to "Turn hours into profit."
• Total hours tracked decreased from 4.5 billion to 3.5 billion.
• Total money invoiced by customers dropped from $64 billion to $50 billion.
• Platform uptime rating fell from 99.9% to 77.5%.
• Customer satisfaction score dropped from 90%+ to 69.9%+.

Harvest significantly reduced the public numbers they use to show success and reliability. This might mean they are using a different way to count data or are facing challenges with their service quality and customer happiness.

• The main headline changed from "Turn hours into profit" to "Turn hours into insights."
• Total hours tracked increased from 4.4 billion to 4.5 billion.
• Total amount invoiced by customers increased from $62 billion to $64 billion.
• Platform uptime metric increased from 97.3% to 99.9%.
• Customer satisfaction score increased from 87.6%+ to 90%+.

Harvest is moving its primary value proposition from "profit" to "insights" in the main headline. They also updated their social proof metrics to show higher scale and reliability, which helps build more trust with larger teams.

• Updated the "Teams of all sizes" section with real performance data.
• Added "3.9 billion" to hours tracked (previously 0).
• Added "$55 billion" to amount invoiced by customers (previously $0).
• Added "86.5%" to platform uptime (previously 0%).
• Added "77.9%+" to customer satisfaction score (previously 0%+).
• Added a detailed cookie consent and privacy management tool at the bottom of the page.

Harvest replaced placeholder zeros with real data about their scale. This builds trust by showing they handle billions of dollars and hours for their customers.