Time and money

One approved week is the receipt. The client pays from it, and every supplier bills from it.

  • Only the person who worked the week files it. Nobody else may.
  • The client approves it first. Then each firm below accepts the same week, in turn.
  • A supplier sends its invoice only for weeks the client approved, and only for the hours accepted.
  • On the menu, a firm’s bills are under Accounting, in Receivables. A client has only Payables.
  • A supplier is paid on its matched invoice, in Payables. Employees are paid in Payroll.
A failed check on an invoice receiptCan a person waive it?
No approved week or expense behind a lineNever waived
A week billed twice, or totals that do not add upNever waived
A rate that differs from the contractNever waived. Change the contract instead.
Hours under query, or an order being topped upYes, with a name and a reason

See it working before you talk to anybody

A month of work in a demo company — not a customer. No card. No sign-up.

An email and a sentence. A person reads it and writes back.