Current operating records
Clients, opportunities, contracts, projects, people, schedules, time, expenses, rates, budgets, WIP, invoices, revenue, payments, reports, configuration, and identifiers.
Unit4 presents integrated ERP project accounting for services organizations across project planning, contracts, resources, time and expenses, billing, revenue recognition, profitability, forecasting, multi-entity delivery, finance, HR, and procurement.
Clients, opportunities, contracts, projects, people, schedules, time, expenses, rates, budgets, WIP, invoices, revenue, payments, reports, configuration, and identifiers.
Opportunity, contract, project setup, staffing, delivery, time, expense, WIP, billing, revenue, payment, reporting, export, and closeout.
Coverage, source ownership, financial definitions, permissions, exports, implementation work, integration risk, reconciliation, and rollback remain visible.
The useful product is the one your team can keep current while preserving ownership, evidence, and the client relationship.
Inventory active records, definitions, workflows, roles, reports, integrations, configuration, exports, plan dependencies, and source identifiers.
Rebuild one engagement from opportunity through contract, staffing, delivery, time, WIP, billing, revenue, payment, reporting, and closeout.
Test missing data, changed scope, staffing gap, rate correction, revenue timing, rejected invoice, failed integration, permission boundary, export, and recovery.
Compare specialist depth, workflow clarity, client experience, finance boundary, administration, implementation, regional fit, total stack cost, and migration risk.
Confirm current plan availability, limits, integrations, and migration behavior directly with each provider.
Product facts checked against Unit4 project accounting on 2026-08-09.
A firm may need a different balance of industry depth, client experience, resources, finance, configuration, integrations, implementation, administration, regional fit, or price.
Use one active engagement with real roles, resource decisions, financial records, a meaningful exception, export, and recovery scenario.
Start with active clients and work, signed records, future commitments, invoices, WIP, time and expense evidence, permissions, definitions, and identifiers.
Start with one active client and the hardest normal exception.