Time entries flow to cost.
Each entry carries the task, the hours, the bill rate, and the cost rate. The reconciliation is the entry itself, not a second step.
Hours that flow straight into cost and margin.
Time tracked in a tool disconnected from cost is just data. Time tracked in a tool where each entry knows its bill rate, its cost rate, and the engagement it belongs to is operational infrastructure. PartnerView makes time capture the primary surface for independent contractors and rolls every hour straight into task, phase, and project actuals. The budget comparison happens automatically. Burned cost is visible in real time, not after a quarterly export.
Hours log in one place. Cost lives in another. The reconciliation is a separate manual step, and it never quite reconciles.
A contractor sends a weekly hour count by email. Someone enters it in a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet eventually feeds the cost report. Errors compound at every step.
By the time a project's labor cost overrun is visible, the hours have already been burned and the margin has already been lost.
| A standalone time tracker | PartnerView | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost connection | Hours logged in a tool disconnected from project budget. | Hours roll up to task, phase, and project actuals. |
| Budget visibility | Burned cost invisible until someone exports and sums. | Time feeds the Budget Quoted versus Actual comparison directly. |
| Contractors | Contractor hours reconciled by hand against invoices. | The contractor's primary surface. Hours flow straight into actuals. |
| Surface | A separate login, a separate export. | Time tracking inside the same system as the work. |
| Purchased hours | Nobody knows how many bought hours remain until the invoice argument. | Purchased, used, and remaining on the project overview, and again at the point of logging. |
Each entry carries the task, the hours, the bill rate, and the cost rate. The reconciliation is the entry itself, not a second step.
Independent contractors log against assigned tasks. No separate timesheet tool, no email round-trip, no reconciliation lag.
Hours roll up to task, phase, and project actuals. Quoted versus actual updates in real time, not at month-end.
Hours purchased, used, and remaining on the project overview, and availability shown at the moment of logging. An over-purchased project says so plainly, in the alert color, never as a quiet negative.
Time captured where the work happens.
Every hour flows straight to cost and margin.
The question every services client asks: how many of the hours we bought are left.
Every hour knows what kind of work it was and whether it bills.
Weekly periods that move through an approval and lock chain so billed hours can be frozen.
Planned hours per task, distributed across calendar days, with variance back to actuals.
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