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Projects & time

See which work actually makes money

Record time and costs against a project, invoice them when you are ready, and see each project's profit as it goes along — not only when the year is over.

Three projects with their income, costs and margin.

Example view

Time, recorded simply

Log hours against a project and a task, by day or with a timer. Billable time waits to be invoiced; the rest still counts towards the cost.

  • Hourly or fixed-price projects
  • Billable and non-billable time
  • Time from the whole team

Invoice what you have done

Turn unbilled time and costs into an invoice in one step. Telore marks them billed so nothing is invoiced twice.

  • Invoices built from time and expenses
  • Staged invoices against an agreed total
  • Nothing billed twice

Profit by project and client

Income, costs and time on one page for every project, so you can see which clients and which kinds of work are worth more of your week.

  • Profit and margin per project
  • Budget against actual
  • Costs from bills and receipts tagged to the project

How it works

  1. Step 1: Set up a project

    Name the client, the rate or the agreed price.

  2. Step 2: Record

    Log time and tag costs to it as the work goes along.

  3. Step 3: Invoice and learn

    Bill what is done and watch the project's profit.

Questions

Questions people ask

Yes. Invite them with a role that lets them record time without seeing the company's bank accounts.

Projects are a way of looking at the same books. Income and costs are recorded once, and the project view adds them up.

Launching in 2027

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