Who it's for
For teams that sell their time and expertise
If you work for clients by the hour, per project or on monthly retainers, NodiTeam connects tasks, hours and billing. Here’s how it looks for different teams.
Digital and marketing agencies
Many clients at once, campaigns with deadlines and monthly retainers.
A typical day: Every client is a project. Campaigns and posts are tasks with due dates, and hours are logged by client. At the end of the month each client gets a report of work done, and you see whether the retainer paid off.
What they use most
Software development
Features, fixes and development cycles for several clients.
A typical day: Client requests arrive on the portal and you plan them into quarters. Developers work on the board with subtasks, and finished work goes into review. Hours on long tasks are invoiced as you go, only the new ones each month.
What they use most
IT support and maintenance
Support tickets, contract maintenance and response times.
A typical day: Client tickets are tasks with high or urgent priority. Technicians log hours straight from Telegram, and contract maintenance is added automatically every month. The invoice is built from hours and the flat fee.
What they use most
Consulting and business services
Projects in phases, meetings and hourly billing.
A typical day: You start with a quote that becomes a project with tasks. Meetings are in the calendar, materials on the tasks. Consultants’ hours are billed at their own hourly rates.
What they use most
Accounting firms
Monthly tasks for every client and filing deadlines.
A typical day: Each client has its own recurring monthly tasks. The timeline shows the deadlines, and the reports show how much time each client takes and whether the price is right.
What they use most
Architects and design engineers
Project phases, revisions and supervision.
A typical day: Split the project into phases and tasks with due dates. Attachments and comments stay on the task, and hours by project show which phase took longer than you estimated.
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Law firms and legal offices
Cases, deadlines and hourly billing.
A typical day: Each case is a project, and deadlines are tasks on the timeline. Hours are logged by case and form the basis of monthly billing. Signatories approve documents through the signing workflow.
What they use most
Internal teams and departments
Projects inside the company, no invoices.
A typical day: Even without billing clients, a team needs a clear overview: who does what, by when, and how much time went into each project. Simply leave invoicing turned off.
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