Services & Agencies
A quote turns into a project, the project turns into work across three people, and somewhere in there the scope moved. The invoice is then argued about, because nobody can point to when the change was agreed.
When the quote, the scope change and the timesheet are hand-offs on the same chain, the invoice has its evidence attached. That is less about control and more about not having the same conversation every quarter.
These ship with the engine and are shaped to your company — not built from zero.
Each change is an envelope: who asked, who approved, on which form, under which condition — attached to the project, not to an email thread.
Timesheet entries sit on the same card as the delivery, so the gap between quoted effort and real effort is a number rather than a feeling.
Access, tools, first project and the check-in are steps someone owns — instead of a checklist that only exists when the person who wrote it is in the office.
We map one of your processes and show a working automation — with software, not slides.