Projects from the request form
A client request creates the project in Wrike, ClickUp or Basecamp with template, owner and fields set.
You sell hours. Every one that never reaches an invoice is money left on the table. We connect your project tool, timesheets and accounting so work logged in one place becomes a correct invoice in another, with no reconciliation day.
Carrying data from one system to the next by hand is slow, error-prone and costly, and it isn’t what they’re here for. It’s not a people problem. It’s a plumbing problem.
A client emails a request. A manager builds the project, tasks and assignments by hand. Hours get logged in a separate timesheet app. At month end, someone matches finished work against logged hours before anything can be invoiced.
That match can swallow a day across ten clients. And the hours nobody remembered to log never get billed at all.
Twelve active client accounts, Wrike for project and request management, hourly billing for most of them.
The client's request form creates the right Wrike project automatically, template, owner, and custom fields already filled in. Logged hours flow into the invoicing system as the work happens, matched to the right client and project.
Same people, same tools. The difference is who carries the data.
Without usA client request is turned into a project by hand.
With usThe request form created the project with owner and template.
Without usHours are logged in a separate timesheet app.
With usLogged hours landed on the draft invoice.
Without usA phase wraps up and billing waits on someone remembering.
With usMarking the phase complete created the invoice.
Without usA day is spent matching work to hours across ten clients.
With usAn hour of review on invoices that were already built.
A client request creates the project in Wrike, ClickUp or Basecamp with template, owner and fields set.
Logged hours roll up by client and project and land on the draft as the work happens.
Mark a phase complete and the matching invoice appears, built from the terms stored on the project.
A closed deal creates the billing schedule and department tags in Sage Intacct or QuickBooks, with terms carried from the contract.
Hours, capacity and margin per client in one report, so staffing calls use real numbers.
Pages for the software we already integrate and automate.
Usually. Most firms have a project tool, a timesheet tool and accounting. Connecting those three is our most common job in this space.
Yes. The aim is a draft that's right, so review takes an hour instead of a day and you still sign off.
Tell us how you get from logged time to a sent invoice. We'll point to the steps that don't need a person.
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