Four tools, four sets of credentials, one source of truth: nowhere.

Time tracking lived in one app. Files lived in Dropbox. Client records lived in a spreadsheet. Project status lived in someone's head. Every cross-tool question — "how many hours did we spend on this client last year?" — required a person, a coffee, and a CSV export.

  • Generic PM tools modeled "tasks," not design-firm project phases
  • Time entry was outside the project view, so reporting required reconciliation
  • Files were findable if you knew where to look — and only then
  • No way to see real-time team utilization without a manual roll-up

One internal platform. Everything ties back to a project.

A custom project-tracking system built around the firm's actual phases. Time entry, file storage, client communication, and reporting all live against the same project record. Managers see real-time efficiency metrics without anyone running an export.

  • Project model that matches design-firm phases, not software sprints
  • Time tracking integrated with project records — no separate timesheet step
  • Secure file storage with permissions tied to project membership
  • Customer database centralized and queryable across all projects
  • Real-time employee efficiency metrics for managers
  • Hosted on infrastructure we manage — no third-party data residency surprise

Management stopped chasing data and started using it.

One login, one source

Designers, managers, and admins all work in the same system. Cross-project questions answer themselves.

Time tracking that doesn't fight the work

Hours log against project phases inline. Friction down. Accuracy up.

Multi-office, one system

Offices in different countries share the same projects, files, and reporting — without IT having to set up parallel SaaS subscriptions for each region.

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