Scope gets lost at handover.
The delivery team starts with an email chain instead of a clear brief.
Carry the agreed deliverables and assumptions into the project.Connect the proposal, the delivery plan and the people doing it. Give your team a clearer way to manage commitments, changes and billing.
Plan your services setup ↗A delivery plan connects the work and the next review. Try a change to see the coordination it requires.
Illustrative schedule, not a live project or automatic resource optimiser.
The delivery team starts with an email chain instead of a clear brief.
Carry the agreed deliverables and assumptions into the project.New commitments are made without seeing the work already assigned.
Review effort and availability before adding more work.The milestone is finished, but the billing team is still chasing confirmation.
Define what evidence makes each engagement ready for billing.Review planned effort alongside existing work and availability. Give project leads a basis for assigning work, moving dates or discussing scope.
This example uses a 40-hour planning week. Actual capacity depends on leave, other commitments and your operating rules.
16 hours remain in this sample planning week.
Keep the deliverable, client acceptance and agreed billing amount together for the billing team’s review.
Enquiries, proposals and relationship history.
Explore the module ↗Tasks, milestones, dependencies and timesheets.
Explore the module ↗Employee records, leave and attendance inputs.
Explore the module ↗Invoices, business expenses and outstanding balances.
Explore the module ↗Configured reports for project progress, effort and billing.
Explore the module ↗Trace the proposal, handover, delivery review and billing process with your team.
Agree project templates, owners, time categories and review responsibilities.
Pilot scope changes, missing approvals, revised dates and returned timesheets.
Train by role and review the first delivery and billing cycle together.
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Yes. We map the recurring stages and required information for each service, then configure the agreed templates and responsibilities.
We review your engagement terms and define how delivery evidence reaches the billing team. The selected apps and any integrations are scoped around that process.
That depends on your configured workflow. We agree review steps, rates and exclusions before connecting approved time to billing.
We assess its supported integrations and decide which system owns each record. The aim is to make the handoff clear without duplicating data entry.
Yes. A smaller pilot helps validate templates, migration and team adoption before expanding.