Time and resourcing from one set of hours.

Log an hour once. It flows into invoices, payroll, and forecasts.

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What can you do with time & resourcing?

Log time once
It feeds billing, payroll, and forecasts.
Weekly approval
Rates lock when a timesheet is approved.
Capacity by person and role
See committed cost before month end.
Plan from the pipeline
Demand from live projects and open deals.

What happens to an hour once it is logged?

One entry bills, pays, and forecasts, and people are planned against live demand.

How many times should an hour be typed?

Once. An hour logged on a task already knows its project, client, and rates, so nothing is retyped.

Into the invoiceApproved hours are the ones that bill.
Into payrollRuns built from the same hours.
Into the forecastCommitted cost before month end.

Can you staff what you are selling?

The planner sets demand from live projects and open deals against who is free. A deal you cannot deliver shows as a red week.

What locks when a timesheet is approved?

The hours and the rates. The invoice uses the approved rate, even if the rate card changes later.

How does a project ask for people?

With a staffing request. It becomes allocations on the planner, and cost and utilization update as it lands.

Inside time & resourcing.

My Time

Log time in seconds from a timer, a task, or the week grid.

Timesheets

Weekly submit and approve. Approved hours are the ones that bill.

Team

People, roles, skills, and employment types. The roster capacity reads from.

Capacity & planner

Weekly allocations with demand from signed work and open deals. Try a scenario first.

Staffing requests

Ask for people where you can see who is free, and what it costs.

Rate cards

Bill rates by role and client, cost rates by person, both dated.

Payroll

Runs built from approved hours, checked before anything is paid.

Across the workspace

Know if you can staff what you are selling.

A deal creates demand for real people and roles before it closes. Whoever prices the work can see if the team can deliver it, and committed cost is always current.

What this removes

The gap between the sales forecast and the resourcing plan. Here they are the same data.

See how records connect

What time & resourcing connects to.

One workspace, so the records here are the records everything else reads.

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Pairs with

Billing & contractsInvoices fill in from approved hours, milestones, and receipts.Project managementRun one project or two hundred on records the rest of the workspace can read.Financials & insightsBudgets, margin, and client health, from the records you already keep.

Questions people actually ask.

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How fast is daily time entry?

Seconds. Start a timer from the task, or log from the week grid. The project and client are already attached.

What does timesheet approval actually lock?

Hours and rates. Those are the numbers that flow to invoices and payroll.

Can we track billable and non-billable time separately?

Yes. Billable, non-billable, and internal time are tracked separately, and utilization shows the split.

Does capacity planning see the sales pipeline?

Yes. The planner shows demand from live projects and open deals, weighted by probability.

How do rate changes work mid-project?

Rate cards are dated. New entries get the new rate, and approved entries keep theirs.

Can payroll run from tracked time?

Yes. Payroll runs build from approved hours, and you review earnings before anything is paid.