Budgets
Fee and cost sides on every project budget, with a true-up at close.
Plan and outcome on one record.
See unfunded work before it starts.
Not a surprise at 130.
Not just by project.
Every budget tracks fee and cost, funded by the contract, with real hours and allocations flowing in. Margin reads by client, project, and role, so you see where you made money.
Usually kept in two apps.
Unfunded work is visible.
See which work pays.
Across the workspace
Each project budget has a fee side and a cost side, funded by the contract. Burn comes from approved time and expenses, alerts fire at your threshold, and increases go through approval.
What this removes
The budget spreadsheet beside the project, and the overrun nobody saw coming.
Fee and cost sides on every project budget, with a true-up at close.
Budgets draw from contract deliverables, so unfunded work shows early.
Budget increases go through approval, with who asked and why.
Get warned at 80 percent, not 130.
A yearly budget per client, above the project budgets.
Margin by client, project, and role, with recognized, invoiced, and collected kept apart.
Pipeline weighted by your own win rates.
Committed, likely, and possible revenue over time.
Delivery, money, and relationship signals in one score, updated on a schedule.
One workspace, so the records here are the records everything else reads.
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Each has a fee side, a cost side, and a true-up at close. Budgets draw from contract deliverables.
At thresholds you set, checked on a schedule. Increases go through approval.
Delivery, commercial, and relationship signals from your records, updated on a schedule.
Yes. Margin by client, project, deliverable, and role, from live cost and bill rates.
From your own win history, with committed, likely, and possible revenue tracked over time.