Client
company · contacts · client ownership · relevant information
Project & Engagement Management for Professional Services
organitz connects clients and contacts, projects and recurring engagements, ownership, budgets, services, project time, rates, and billability in one operational workflow.
Know what was agreed, who owns the work, what has actually been delivered, and what can be billed.
Projects & recurring engagements · Service capture · Web & Mobile · Swiss data hosting
company · contacts · client ownership · relevant information
project · recurring engagement · scope · budget · duration · deadlines
activities · services · project time · ownership · documentation
rates · terms · billable / internal
Work stays connected with the engagement it was delivered for.
Professional-services businesses rarely operate through one-off projects alone.
They often manage a combination of defined projects and ongoing or recurring client engagements.
Defined work with scope, ownership, budget, duration, and deadlines.
Ongoing client work with recurring services, responsibilities, commercial terms, and deadlines.
organitz supports both within the same client structure.
Recurring work does not need to be recreated as a new disconnected project every time.
Knowing that someone worked for three hours is not enough to manage client delivery.
You also need to know:
organitz connects these dimensions as the work is captured.
Client
Project / Engagement
Activity / Service
Time
Rate
Billability
Project and service time can also be captured on mobile.
How much should this person work – and how much did they actually work?
Employment capacity, schedules, leave, and working-time rules belong to the employee context.
Explore Employee Time TrackingWhere did that time create client value?
Client, engagement, activity, service, rate, and billability belong to the delivery context.
organitz keeps both perspectives connected without turning them into the same process.
Every engagement needs a clear operating framework.
organitz can keep:
budget · service scope · rates · commercial terms · ownership · duration
directly with the relevant project or engagement.
Everyone can therefore understand what was agreed and the framework within which the work should be delivered.
Actual services remain connected to that context.
Detailed analysis of actual performance and profitability belongs in Project Profitability.
organitz connects projects and engagements with:
Client & engagement owners
Teams & responsibilities
Milestones & deadlines
Agreements
Documents
Relevant operational history
The team can see who owns the engagement, what was agreed, and what needs attention next.
Each process answers a different business question while working from the same operational context.
Then
Who can take on upcoming work?
Which delivered services and billable costs are ready for invoicing?
How is the engagement performing economically?
Accounting & Advisory · Consulting · IT & Software Services · Agencies · Architecture & Engineering · Professional Services
For recurring professional services, the operating model is simple:
Client
Engagement
Owner
Service
Time
Billability
Yes. Defined projects and ongoing engagements can both connect with clients, ownership, scope, budgets, deadlines, agreements, documents, and delivered services.
Project and engagement management defines the client work and its operating context. Project and service time captures what was actually delivered within that context. organitz connects both.
Yes. Services and project time can be associated with the relevant client, project or engagement and activity.
Yes. Rates and the relevant billing context can remain associated with the engagement and the services delivered.
Yes. Budgets and relevant commercial terms can be maintained with the engagement. Detailed actual-versus-budget and profitability analysis belongs in Project Profitability.
Yes. organitz includes operational client and contact management. An existing sales CRM can remain in place and connect where appropriate.
We'll show you organitz around your own client, project, and engagement structure.