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Reporting for software consultancies

See where software consulting time goes beyond the planned build. Review recorded client work and unbilled support before the next commercial review.

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

Answers you can act on.

Inspect work after the planned build

Review support effort that can disappear behind a finished release.

Find completed client work to bill

Check eligible hours awaiting an invoice before the account review.

Explain the cost of rework

Open the recorded effort before deciding how to price another build.

Explore reporting in TimeLodge

TimeLodge does not read your code or replace engineering delivery metrics. Reports depend on what your team records.

Get started with reporting

  1. 1Choose the client review period
  2. 2Compare build and support records
  3. 3Inspect work awaiting an invoice
  4. 4Review the next delivery allowance

Questions about reporting for software consultancies

Do reports measure developer productivity from code activity?
No. TimeLodge reports on recorded time and project finances. It does not score code output or monitor keystrokes. Use the reports to understand delivery effort, rather than treating logged hours as a quality measure.
Can a time report tell me how productive a developer is?
No. It shows recorded work, not the quality or difficulty of the code. Discuss the context behind support and rework before drawing conclusions.
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