Features

FelagarRetainers, profitability & capacity

Price retainers properly, turn requests into work, and forecast margin and load on the same projects.

In practice

Retainers, profitability & capacity

Retainers are first-class objects on a company: period, value, included hours, rollover, and overage policy, with live usage across linked projects. Convert a client request into a tracked Kanban card in one step so time rolls into the project and retainer automatically. Profitability folds billed revenue, staff cost rates, and project expenses into gross margin and a remaining-estimate forecast. Capacity week shows remaining, forecast, and overload with the projects driving the warning.

Retainers used to be two numbers on a project. Now they are the commercial spine: usage, requests turned into cards, and profitability that knows cost rates, so capacity warnings name the projects that tip the week.

Highlights

What stands out when this becomes part of how you run client work.

How it works

Commercial ops sits on the companies and projects you already run. Usage, margin, and capacity share one set of numbers.

  1. 01

    Create a retainer on a company, set hours and policy, and link the projects it covers.

  2. 02

    Convert an intake ticket into a Kanban card when the request becomes delivery work.

  3. 03

    Log time and expenses; profitability and retainer burn update from the same entries.

  4. 04

    Check the capacity week for forecast overload, then adjust staffing or scope before the week tips over.

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