Review effort by design task
Check how recorded work is distributed across the commission.
Track time. Get paid.
Reporting for architects and engineers
Review the hours behind your practice’s commissions. Compare recorded design and site work before billing or agreeing the scope of the next project.
Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.
Answers you can act on.
Find completed work awaiting billing
Inspect eligible time before preparing the next progress invoice.
Check costs before another commitment
Review project detail before accepting further redesign within a fixed fee.
TimeLodge reports do not certify completion, measure design quality or determine an entitlement to a progress payment.
Get started with reporting
- 1Choose the commission review period
- 2Inspect design and site records
- 3Check costs and unbilled work
- 4Review the next client commitment
Questions about reporting for architects and engineers
- Do practice reports replace project certification records?
- No. TimeLodge reports on recorded time and project finances. Keep design approvals and certification in the systems your practice uses for professional records. Use these reports to review effort and billing.
- Does a project report replace our construction progress report?
- No. It describes recorded hours and project costs. Keep construction status, contract administration and professional certifications in the systems your practice uses for them.
Try reporting on your next client project
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