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Comparisons

Alternatives to the tools that measure your hours but not your profit

Almost every consultancy ends up in the same place: a tool that records hours beautifully, a spreadsheet that tries to turn them into margin, and a month-end close done by hand. Here we compare the usual options with Tenki.

Honest comparisons: each one also says when the tool you already use is the better choice.

Why teams land here

What comes up in almost every comparison

01

Hours get recorded, but never become margin

You know how many hours the team put in. What you do not know, until someone builds the spreadsheet, is how much you made or lost on each project and whether the problem is the estimate, the scope or the rate.

02

Real cost lives somewhere else

Salaries, overheads and purchases sit in accounting or in a separate sheet. Without them, the "margin" you see is just revenue minus billable hours: a number that bears little resemblance to reality.

03

You find out too late

The project goes underwater in week three and you discover it in next month’s close. By the time the number arrives there is no decision left to make, only an invoice that is hard to defend.

04

Nobody measures team health

Utilisation, overload, overtime and blockers get guessed at in meetings. When someone burns out or a project stalls, the signals were almost always in the data that nobody was watching.

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Alternatives to Harvest, Toggl, Clockify and Excel

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