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Run the practice and the project

Programme, resourcing and time: the three that decide whether work lands when you said it would, and whether the people doing it are underwater.

Running a practice is mostly the management of consequences. A stage moves, and three weeks later somebody is working two weekends.

These are the capabilities that hold the relationship between the date, the person and the hour, and, through the fee, the money. They are not three separate tools that need reconciling on a Monday morning.

Connected to this

  • ProgrammeAvailable

    The stages, dependencies and dates everything else hangs from, held where the fee, the resourcing and the deliverables can see them.

  • Resource planning for architectsAvailable

    See who is working on what across every live project, and who has capacity next week, without rebuilding the picture in a spreadsheet every Monday morning.

  • TimesheetsAvailable

    Record time against projects and stages so the practice can see what work actually costs, and where a fee is being absorbed rather than earned.

  • The BrainAvailable

    The whole practice on one screen: every live project sized by open work and coloured by whether it needs attention. It is where Mudo opens, not a report you go looking for.

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