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Budgets for consultancies

Keep consulting delivery within the allowance you agreed. Review engagement hours before another interview or workshop changes the amount of work required.

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Catch the blowout while you can still fix it.

Allow for preparation explicitly

Choose an hours budget that includes work around the client sessions.

Review interview changes early

Check how another stakeholder session affects the remaining allowance.

Use the alert for a scope decision

Compare the work still due before agreeing another workshop.

Explore budgets in TimeLodge

An hours budget helps you review effort. It does not certify completion or alter the consulting contract.

Get started with budgets

  1. 1Allow for preparation and delivery
  2. 2Set the engagement’s hours budget
  3. 3Check the next interview request
  4. 4Agree the remaining consulting scope

Questions about budgets for consultancies

Can I budget different parts of a consulting engagement?
Yes. Budget scope can include tasks as well as the project. Choose useful categories for the engagement, then record work consistently so the budget review reflects how you actually deliver it.
What should I check before adding another consulting workshop?
Review the remaining hours and work already promised. Discuss how the extra workshop changes scope and price before assuming it fits the original fixed fee.
Check product availability and limits

Try budgets on your next client project

Start free, set a project budget, and choose the first alert point.

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