Consultant
Log time and progress against milestones, and see what's due next on their assigned engagements.
A consulting firm tracks client engagements and consultant assignments across individual project leads' personal systems, so partners can't get a firm-wide view of what's in flight without asking each lead individually. Build one shared record every engagement lives in.
When each project lead runs their engagement in their own spreadsheet or notes app, there's no way for a partner to see firm-wide utilization or engagement health without individually checking in—which doesn't scale past a handful of engagements.
Give every engagement the same structure—milestones, time, deliverables—so a firm-wide view is a query, not a round of emails.
Log time and progress against milestones, and see what's due next on their assigned engagements.
Review deliverables before client delivery, and manage scope and milestone status.
A firm-wide engagement dashboard, consultant utilization, and engagement profitability.
Clients, engagements, milestones, time entries, deliverables, invoices.
Milestone-due reminders, unbilled-time alerts, and engagement-close retrospective prompts.
Accounting export, and calendar sync. See supported integrations.
Engagement-type billing rules, and partner-level approval for scope changes.
Roles and permissions you define, on infrastructure P2HS secures and audits. See security & compliance.
Deploy as a securely hosted application on your own domain. See hosting & domains.
Connect GitHub and keep developing the application yourself. See how code ownership works.
Consulting firms with multiple concurrent client engagements that need a shared, firm-wide view instead of per-lead spreadsheets.
Yes—pair this with a client project portal for client-facing visibility.
Basic invoicing is included. For deeper margin and utilization reporting, see professional services automation.
See how consulting firm management fits into the wider P2HS platform.
Describe the workflow. Review the foundation. Launch it on your own domain.