Nothing changes underneath—the same jobs, the same invoices, the same books. What changes is how much coordination the product asks of you.
Both packages are coming soon. Pricing has not been published.
Everything the business needs when the business is you. Clients, jobs, time, invoices and real books—with none of the coordination machinery you would only be administering for yourself.
The same record, shared. Who did the work, who approved the time and what that approval posted stay explicit—so the story survives people handing work to each other, and keeps working as the team grows.
Both packages run the same engine. Neither is a cut-down version of the other — the difference is coordination, not capability.
Clients, jobs, logged time priced from your service catalogue, and billable charges against the job.
Issue an invoice, amend a draft, credit it, and record payments against the balance.
A general ledger, periods you can close, GAAP-structured statements, reconciliation and an audit package.
