Projects tied to clients, people and billing.
We left Jira ourselves. Projects here know who the client is, what the retainer covers, who has capacity, and what has not been billed yet.
A board that knows nothing about the business.
Task tools track tickets beautifully and know nothing about the client paying for them, the retainer they fall under, or whether the person assigned is on leave next week.
Replaces: Jira, task apps, capacity spreadsheets
What you get
Connected to everything else.
What changes elsewhere in the business when something changes here.
Delivered work and tracked time become invoice lines.
Leave and working patterns shape the plan automatically.
Deliverables and approvals land on the client record.
Three questions your assistant can answer about delivery.
Compares tracked cost against fee and flags the ones heading past.
Summarises completed work by client, ready to send as an update.
Checks the plan against leave and suggests who can take the work.
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Projects questions
For client-service teams, yes: that is exactly why we built it. For a large product engineering org with deep sprint tooling, probably not.