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Reporting for consultancies

See the effort behind your consultancy’s engagements. Review client time and work waiting to be billed before allocating more delivery capacity.

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Answers you can act on.

Review effort beyond client meetings

Inspect the preparation recorded against each engagement.

Find advisory work awaiting billing

Check completed client hours before preparing the next invoice.

Plan from comparable assignments

Use recorded delivery costs when reviewing another fixed-fee proposal.

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Consulting reports describe recorded effort and costs. They do not assess the quality of professional advice.

Get started with reporting

  1. 1Choose the engagement review period
  2. 2Inspect preparation and delivery hours
  3. 3Review work waiting for billing
  4. 4Use the findings in proposals

Questions about reporting for consultancies

Can consulting reports tell me what to charge next time?
They give you evidence about recorded effort and costs. Review that history alongside the new brief and commercial terms. Reports support your pricing decision; they do not predict how much work a future engagement will need.
Does a low billable share prove an engagement is inefficient?
No. Check the work involved and how its hours were recorded. Necessary preparation or an agreed fixed fee can change the meaning of the percentage.
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