A client record leads to its projects and agreements. Each task keeps its brief, files, decisions and responsible person. Logged hours and direct costs show what went into the work, while payments show what came back. You can investigate a delay or a cost increase without first rebuilding the project history.
Explore the tools behind the work, from company boards to client economics.
01Plan each company’s work on its own boards. Keep the client brief, responsible people, files and decisions with each task, then connect logged time to the work completed.
02Keep each client’s agreements, projects, requests and approvals together. Connect completed work with payments and costs to understand the business value of the relationship.
03See assignments, attendance and leave together. Check who has time for the next commitment before you promise a delivery date.
04Capture is designed to record app names, domains and active duration. The person reviews this private activity before sharing it as time spent on a task or client.
05Connect payments, outstanding invoices, logged time and direct costs to each client and project. See what has been collected, what is still due and which work accounts for the cost.
06Review work progress, team capacity and financial results in one place. Follow a change to the client, project, logged time or payment behind it before deciding what needs attention.
07Move between your companies with one account. Each workspace keeps its own records, members and permissions.
08CRM core for contacts, organizations, opportunities and manual follow-ups; access depends on plan and role.
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