Defined WIP source
Client, project, scope, task or milestone, time, expenses, vendors, status, currency, period, billing rule, revenue rule, and evidence.
Agency WIP is useful only when every amount or unit of work has a stated delivery, billing, revenue, or accounting boundary and remains traceable to the client, project, evidence, age, and next action.
Client, project, scope, task or milestone, time, expenses, vendors, status, currency, period, billing rule, revenue rule, and evidence.
Capture, classify, age, reconcile, deliver, approve, bill, defer, correct, write off, recognize, explain variance, and close.
Every item has a definition, source, amount or effort, age, owner, action, downstream effect, and professional review boundary.
The useful product is the one your team can keep current while preserving ownership, evidence, and the client relationship.
Model fixed-fee, time-based, milestone, retainer, recurring, reimbursable, changed-scope, multi-currency, and disputed work.
Capture source work, apply the selected boundary, reconcile delivery and finance, age open items, authorize actions, and preserve the prior position.
Test missing time, unclear milestone, rejected expense, unapproved change, stale work, billing hold, dispute, credit, write-off, and reopened period.
Confirm delivery WIP, unbilled work, deferred items, receivables, revenue, and cash remain distinguishable and reconcilable.
Confirm current plan availability, limits, integrations, and migration behavior directly with each provider.
Evaluate scope, delivery, time, expenses, milestones, billing readiness, revenue boundaries, aging, corrections, write-offs, currencies, approvals, and reconciliation.
No. Receivables are authorized customer amounts owed. WIP has not yet crossed the selected delivery, billing, revenue, or accounting boundary.
Use a fixed-fee project with incomplete time, a changed milestone, billable expenses, a billing hold, a write-off, and period reconciliation.
Start with one active client and the hardest normal exception.