$64,200 in unbilled work, sitting still.
The dashboard crue builds for professional services firms, from the tools you already use.
Engagements that stopped moving
Updated 6 minutes agoUnbilled work in progress
$64,200
across 12 clients
Stalled 21+ days
5
engagements
Deadlines in 14 days
8
2 unstaffed
Billed this month
$118,000
QuickBooks
$18,400 unbilled against this engagement.
Gmail
Waiting on documents requested Feb 3. Never followed up.
Calendar
Filing deadline in 9 days. Nothing booked.
HubSpot
No time logged in 31 days. Work is 60% complete.
What I already did: Drafted the document chase email and blocked two hours Thursday to finish the filing if they respond.
QuickBooks
Largest unbilled balance in the book.
Gmail
Controller stopped replying after the Feb 8 request list. Four emails since.
Calendar
No meetings booked.
HubSpot
Fieldwork paused. No activity since Feb 8.
What I already did: Flagged for a phone call. Four unanswered emails means the fifth will not work either.
QuickBooks
Unbilled and aging.
Gmail
Client asked for a status update Monday.
Calendar
Nothing scheduled.
HubSpot
Waiting on internal review, not on the client.
What I already did: Drafted the status reply so it does not sit another week while the review waits.
QuickBooks
Normal unbilled balance for this point in the month.
Gmail
Routine traffic.
Calendar
Close review booked the 14th.
HubSpot
Recurring engagement, on schedule.
What I already did: Nothing needed. Normal.
QuickBooks
Bills automatically on the 1st.
Gmail
Warm and active.
Calendar
Standing monthly call.
HubSpot
Retainer engagement, healthy.
What I already did: Nothing needed.
Select any engagement to see what the four systems say about it.
Built in your first month of Concierge, from the systems you already use. It updates itself. You do not maintain it.
This dashboard watches every open engagement for the day it stops moving. It reads QuickBooks for what's billed against what's been done, Gmail for the last reply, Calendar for what's scheduled, and HubSpot for the relationship history.
What it replaces is the partner meeting that opens with 'where are we on this one' and nobody has looked since the document request went unanswered.
What stays human is the phone call to the client who's gone quiet. crue drafts the document chase and flags the account for a call instead of a fifth unanswered email. You decide whether to send it, and you make the call.
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