
KPilot costs every hour from actual pay, tracks each engagement against the margin you sold, and drafts a change order before an overrun becomes a loss.
The entries of the last 8 weeks waiting for your approval, by activity, the oldest first.
What a partner at Mesabrook sees from sale to delivery.
Hannah’s hour costs $88.67, including salary, employer taxes and her team’s share of overhead. Every hour she logs is costed at that rate.
The engagement header shows budget, invoiced, spent and margin, along with what the client has paid. Lone Star has cost $82,600 more than the client has paid so far.
The work has cost $82,600 more than the client has paid so far: that part is funded by us until the next payment.
Lone Star was sold at a 28.0% margin and is now forecast at −9.7%. Margin Guard drafts a $58,400 change order that restores a 10.1% margin, for a partner to approve.
Compare allocations with the days each consultant can work. Patrick is above 100% on 9 days, and Madeline has time from mid-November.
Compare today with yesterday, a month end or your budget. Each driver links to its records.
Yes. Margin at completion, change orders and Margin Guard are built for fixed-price and retainer work. Time and materials is billed per man-hour or per man-day, at each client’s rates.
From their contract and the company’s charges template, over the hours they can work, plus their team’s share of overhead.
Yes. Grant a role on a department, and the P&L, people and time follow that scope on every screen.
Start with Mesabrook’s engagements, or bring your own.