IT services & consulting

Sell billable hours without leaking billable hours

Contract, project, time, invoice and receivables in one flow — know whether each project is making money while you can still act.

  • Approved time becomes invoices, nothing missed
  • Live project profit and loss
  • Receivables chased on time
Sell billable hours without leaking billable hours

Before and after

What changes on XBuddy

Today

  • Time tracked in spreadsheets, collected at month end
  • Contracts in one place, projects in another
  • Manual invoicing, hours slip through
  • No idea which projects lose money
  • Collections rely on memory

With XBuddy

  • Daily time entry, approved by the PM
  • Contracts spawn projects with terms intact
  • Approved hours wait ready to invoice
  • Project P&L includes labor cost
  • AI assistant chases by aging bucket

The flow

6 steps, one continuous record

  1. 1

    Win the deal

    Track opportunities, quotes and win probability in the pipeline.

    CRM →
    Win the deal — CRM
  2. 2

    Sign the contract

    Scope, rates and payment milestones captured once.

    Contract management →
    Sign the contract — Contract management
  3. 3

    Open the project

    Project, team, budget and role-based rates.

    Projects →
    Open the project — Projects
  4. 4

    Log & approve time

    People log time; PMs approve or adjust billable hours.

    Time Tracking →
    Log & approve time — Time Tracking
  5. 5

    Invoice

    Approved hours and due milestones roll into invoices.

    Finance →
    Invoice — Finance
  6. 6

    Post to the ledger

    Revenue, receivables and cost post automatically.

    Accounting →
    Post to the ledger — Accounting

FAQ

Frequently asked

Do you support both T&M and fixed-fee milestones?

Yes. Each project picks hourly, milestone or a mix.

Can PMs see labor cost?

Only with project financial permission.

Can people log time on mobile?

Yes, with entries and timers in the mobile app.

See this flow on your own data

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