Use cases

Give your team less timesheet work.

We build an application that prepares effort records from your project and delivery systems. People confirm the records, correct mistakes and resolve gaps in one place.

Talk through your process

Prepare records from the work.

Bring together project activity to prepare a record for review. Keep the supporting links close so people can check the proposed allocation.

Connect AI use to work and projects ↗
Weekly effort · Draft allocation
Customer portal 60%
Service reliability 30%
Unassigned 10%

Make corrections quick.

Let people or team leads correct the project and resolve missing information. Activity is evidence to review, not a substitute for confirmation.

Build views for your team ↗
Record review
ItemAction
Support investigation Choose a project
Portal delivery Confirm allocation
Team meeting Confirm category

Close the period with confirmed records.

See which records still need attention and export the approved allocation for finance or project reporting.

Explore agents, data stores and views ↗
September · Confirmation progress
42 / 48

Records confirmed

StatusRecords
Confirmed 42
Awaiting confirmation 4
Needs correction 2

Measure what changes.

Compare time spent completing and chasing records, correction rates and the share confirmed before the reporting deadline.

We agree the baseline with you, build around your systems and keep improving the application as your work changes.

Start with the work you want to improve.

Show us the process, the systems and where your team loses time.

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Practical questions

What to know before you start.

Should inferred effort records be treated as approved timesheets?

No. Activity can help prepare a draft allocation, but people need a way to review and correct it. Keep inferred, corrected and confirmed records distinct.

Can AI and human effort be connected to the same project?

They can be linked where the source records support attribution. Keep measured AI usage separate from human time estimates and preserve unallocated records.