Billable time is reconstructed from memory
Timesheets filled at the end of the week are guesses, and guesses consistently under-count billable hours.
When your product is your team's time, the gap between work done and work billed is where margin disappears. We build project, timesheet and billing systems that close that gap.
Timesheets filled at the end of the week are guesses, and guesses consistently under-count billable hours.
Effort spent versus fee quoted rarely gets compared while there's still time to do something about it.
Pulling together what to bill each client means chasing several people for what they actually did.
Quick daily time capture that people will actually keep up with, linked to projects and tasks.
Budget versus actual effort per project, visible while the project is still running.
Generate client invoices from recorded time and agreed rates instead of assembling them by hand.
Contracts, scope and communication history in one place per client.
Client records, project data and billing information sit in a system you own and host, with source code handed over.
Only if entry takes seconds rather than minutes — that's a design constraint we take seriously, because a timesheet system nobody fills in is worse than none.
Yes, including mixed arrangements where a client has a retainer plus separately billed project work.
In most cases yes, so approved invoices flow into your accounts without re-entry.
Tell us how you track project time and billing today, and we'll tell you what's worth building.