Start a client project with the right delivery model
Set up the client, choose objectives and tasks or time and material, record the commercial basis, and make the project overview useful from day one.
Field guides for the decisions that connect scope, delivery, time, billing, client communication, access, and history.
Choose the project model, make the plan reviewable, and keep activity connected to its commercial basis.
Set up the client, choose objectives and tasks or time and material, record the commercial basis, and make the project overview useful from day one.
Use attention, delivery, schedule, financial, and capacity views to move from a cross-project signal to the exact work that needs an owner or decision.
Turn an agreed outcome into a navigable delivery plan with scope, acceptance evidence, schedule, ownership, effort, status, and client visibility.
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Set up the client, choose objectives and tasks or time and material, record the commercial basis, and make the project overview useful from day one.
Use attention, delivery, schedule, financial, and capacity views to move from a cross-project signal to the exact work that needs an owner or decision.
Turn an agreed outcome into a navigable delivery plan with scope, acceptance evidence, schedule, ownership, effort, status, and client visibility.
Reconcile recorded activity, people, services, rates, purchase orders, exclusions, partial billing, and source conflicts without changing the original time record.
Select eligible work from one commercial basis, review totals and invoice copy, and create a provider draft only after every blocking issue is resolved.
Publish only approved projects, objectives, tasks, conversations, progress, and financial totals through a dedicated client-safe projection and matching PDF.
Keep job responsibilities, delivery assignments, login permissions, financial capabilities, and weekly capacity distinct so access remains understandable.
Configure organization-owned connections, test their health, map people and projects deliberately, and keep source facts distinct from Dayharbor review decisions.
Compare project snapshots, inspect field-level differences, separate project revisions from application changes, and export evidence when a review needs context.