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Bill every hour, licence and milestone you deliver.

IT services firms, software companies and shared-service centres lose money between the timesheet, the contract and the invoice. We join them up and show what to bill, what to stop and what to forecast.

خط المالHours billed, licences recovered and costs cut, by client, project and centre.

01Where money leaks in technology and shared services

01اكسب $

Unbilled effort

Hours worked on fixed-scope or time-and-material projects that never reach an invoice.

02اكسب $

Contract terms

Rate increases, volume tiers and penalties the contract allows but nobody applied.

03وفّر $

Software and cloud spend

Licences nobody uses, and cloud resources left running.

04وفّر $

Shared-service controls

Payments, journals and access across entities, processed by a few people.

02Twelve use cases

Twelve use cases across delivery, contracts, spend and shared services

DELIVERY AND BILLING
  • Unbilled hoursTimesheets, contracts, invoices
  • Milestones delivered, not billedProject plans, sign-offs
  • Rate card driftRate cards, invoices
CONTRACTS AND REVENUE
  • Price escalations not appliedContracts, indices, invoices
  • Revenue forecast by contractPipeline, backlog, billing
  • Service credits paid outSLAs, tickets, credits
SPEND AND CLOUD
  • Unused software licencesLicence registers, login data
  • Idle cloud resourcesCloud billing, usage
  • Subcontractor overbillingSubcontractor invoices, timesheets
SHARED SERVICES
  • Manual journals near closeJournal entries, users
  • Intercompany mismatchesIntercompany ledgers
  • Payments released without approvalPayment runs, approval logs

Each use case names the data it needs. Timesheet, ticketing and cloud billing data usually sit outside the ERP.

03One case

One case: a forecast you can explain

IT services: the forecast was a spreadsheet. The answer was in the contracts.

Situation
An IT services firm built its revenue forecast from project managers’ estimates, updated each month.
What a sample misses
Each estimate looks reasonable. The gap is between what the contracts say will be billed and what the teams expect.
Data and technique
Contracts, timesheets, backlog and billing joined by project; a forecast built from the contracts, with the reason for every change.
Typical findings
Milestones delivered but not invoiced; rate increases due but not applied; projects billing below their contracted run rate.
Control fix
A weekly list of unbilled work sent to delivery heads; rate changes applied from the contract, not from memory.

A forecast you can’t explain is a forecast nobody acts on.

Illustrative composite case, read-only access.

An IT services firm forecasts revenue it can explain ←

04Tests to run first

Billing, spend and shared services: 12 tests to run first

Billing and contractsSpend and shared services
Hours on timesheets with no invoiceLicences with no login in 90 days
Milestones signed off but not billedCloud resources running with no owner
Rates below the contract or the rate cardSubcontractor hours above the client hours billed
Escalations due but not appliedManual journals posted in the last days of close
Service credits paid without a breachIntercompany balances that don’t match
Discounts given outside approval limitsThe same person creating and paying a vendor

Thresholds are set for each business unit and tuned on the results.

05Earn $ and Save $ in technology and shared services

الإثبات

An IT services firm found USD 900K of delivered work that had never been invoiced, and now closes its forecast in 3 days.

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