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Reporting for small businesses

Review your small business without assembling separate time and billing spreadsheets. See recorded hours, work waiting to be billed, and project results.

Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.

Answers you can act on.

Review the team before billing

Check recorded client hours for the period you intend to invoice.

Find jobs needing a decision

Inspect work waiting for billing rather than treating every recorded hour as ready.

Keep access proportionate

Give the owner financial reports while team members retain the access their work needs.

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Report access follows roles and permissions. A shared project does not give everyone access to private costs.

Get started with reporting

  1. 1Choose the team review period
  2. 2Filter the relevant customer jobs
  3. 3Inspect work behind the totals
  4. 4Resolve the next billing action

Questions about reporting for small businesses

Can I check the records behind a report total?
Yes. Reports let you inspect the underlying work instead of relying only on a summary. Check the selected dates and client before sharing a result or using it to make a business decision.
Can a time report replace the weekly billing review?
Use it to find the work to inspect. Check missing notes and billing eligibility before you prepare invoices, especially when several people worked on the same job.
Check product availability and limits

Try reporting on your next client project

Start free, track some work, and open the report that answers your next question.

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