Anacta Tools is a set of tools for programmers and project managers who need an easy to use and accurate instrument for scheduling project development, accounting labour inputs and calculating work outputs. The current version includes the following tools:

Anacta Time

• Easy to use labor calendar manager: calculation of work amounts for planning, project estimation, preparing timesheet reports and other calendar based operations.
• Flexible holiday management system allows users to create numerous holiday profiles for different countries.
• Easily customizable calendar with quick and intuitive navigation.
• Quick calculations: select a set of calendar days and get immediately the whole set of data on project length and work amount in person-hours.
• Customizable formula takes into account selected working days, number of team members, daily work hours and additional coefficients. Another formula allows to calculate the number of workers (eg, for planning needs).

 

Anacta Metrics

• A light tool for calculating source code metrics
• Quick & easy: select folder with code sources, then select technologies or file types to analyze, click “Start” button and enjoy the result.
• Code statistics for different projects or stages can be used for planning and estimating future projects.
• Complete detailed statistics is available on each project, stage and technology used: number of files, LOCs, characters, bytes, words; UI forms (.Net only); database tables and stored procedures (.sql files).

 

Anacta Book

• A tool for collecting and managing statistical information on software projects.
• Automatic filling in project information with accurate calculations by transferring data from Anacta Time and Anacta Metrics.
• Hierarchical presentation of projects in the main table.
• Customizable table displaying project features which you have selected as the most important for you.
• Unlimited number of stages and sub stages for each project.
• Improved planning for future projects based on expected parameters of the project and on existing accurate statistics.