Changelog

See what a project has spent against its budget

Earned to date against contract value, with the dashed line showing where the project lands if nothing changes.

A project has a budget. Knowing whether you're inside it shouldn't require exporting anything to find out.

See what a project has spent against its budget

A project with a contract value now shows Budget vs Actual: what's been earned to date, where the engagement is projected to land if the remaining scheduled work bills as expected, and what's left of the contract. Every point on the chart names its month and amount on hover, and the month still in progress is drawn as part fact and part forecast, because that's genuinely what it is — a billing week only exists once it's ended, so the current month is settled on exactly one day of it. Visible to whoever can see financials on the project. Projects.

Budget vs actual on a project: contract value, earned to date, remaining, and the projected total — Earned to date against contract value, with the dashed line showing where the project is headed.

The adjustment window is 48 hours, and says so

The window to request an hour adjustment is 48 hours, and weekends and holidays don't count against it. It used to be described as "2 business days," which different people read differently depending on which day their week started. The deadline now appears on the billing week itself, in a fixed time rather than one that shifts with whatever timezone your browser happens to be set to.

Also shipped

Every hours screen names the project the work belongs to.
A firm can name the person running each engagement, shown in the project header.
Reopening a week for adjustment now hands back a window that is genuinely still open.

Project steps from the firm's side: Drafted to Accepted done, Roster sent waiting on Northwind Foods, then Signed and First week.

See whose move it is on a new project or sub

Starting a project or bringing on a subcontractor takes moves from several companies, and stalls happen in the gaps. Both sides now see the same steps, and which of them is waiting on whom.

A client admin's dashboard: the left menu with counts, figures for Needs you, In motion and Spend, and a Needs you list with a button on each row.

A menu on every page, and a dashboard that tells you what's waiting

Prilet now has a menu down the left of every page, with counts beside each item, and a dashboard that opens on what needs you instead of a wall of tiles.

The Calloway Beverages managed client page, with the client agreement reference, Net 45 terms and the bank transfer details it pays into.

Run clients that can't have a Prilet account

Add a client whose procurement rules rule out a vendor login as a managed client, and run its hours, invoices and payments through Prilet while its people stay informed by email.

A Prilet invoice's payment panel: ACH auto-pay, "Debited automatically on October 23, 2026 so it arrives by the due date", for an invoice due October 30.

Auto-pay can now debit ACH invoices days early

Set how many business days before the due date ACH auto-pay debits, so the money arrives on time instead of days after it.

See what a project has spent against its budget

The adjustment window is 48 hours, and says so

Also shipped

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See whose move it is on a new project or sub

A menu on every page, and a dashboard that tells you what's waiting

Run clients that can't have a Prilet account

Auto-pay can now debit ACH invoices days early