Accountancy and advisory

Advisory work stays visible before closing week.

Client reviews, small advisory moments, recurring work and correction rounds all create value. Half5 helps accountancy teams capture that value before the invoice is rebuilt under month-end pressure.

Advisory moments visible before they disappear Exceptions approved before month-end pressure Finance connected around approved hours Personal timeline stays personal
Where the money leaks

The problem is not time tracking. It is proving what reaches the invoice.

Each branch loses billable work in a different place. Half5 makes that loss visible before finance rebuilds the week from memory.

Client files

Small client work fragments

A question here, a review there, a quick correction before a deadline. It adds up, but rarely lands cleanly in the timesheet.

Closing pressure

Month-end leaves little room

When invoicing waits until the end of the month, missing context becomes finance work.

Approval

Partners get explainable hours

Recovered work only becomes revenue when it can be reviewed, approved and explained to the client.

Market fit

Choose a rollout that already matches how your team sells time.

Start with the live Half5 features that recover revenue today. The next product steps show which branch-specific context can be added as the rollout grows.

Best first rollout

Clients, files and month-end

For offices that want month-end control without asking everyone to reconstruct small advisory moments.

Available in Half5
  • Clients, projects, rates and accounting links
  • Approval before month-end invoicing pressure
  • Exports and invoice-ready value for finance
Next product step
  • Ledger suggestions per activity and service line
  • Recurring advisory bundles and partner review queue
Recognizable work

Recognize your own almost-missed work in the first minute.

Half5 translates the day into customer, activity, recovered value and approved output. That makes the rollout concrete for users, managers and finance.

How it works

From forgotten work to approved revenue without breaking trust.

Half5 gives the user control first. After approval, only useful work goes to finance, integrations and agents.

01

Client context returns

Activity context suggests the clients, files and recurring work behind the day.

02

Professionals correct first

The user keeps control over suggestions before anything becomes business data.

03

Exceptions are approved early

Review advisory work, corrections and client exceptions before invoicing pressure peaks.

04

Invoice cleanly

Approved hours become invoice-ready lines with client and accounting context.

Accounting sync overview in Half5
Approved hours for accountancy teams
Software, finance and agents

Approved work becomes the center of the toolchain, not private activity history.

The strongest enterprise story is clear: people keep control, managers approve work, finance receives clean output and agents can automate on the safe layer.

Client structures

Customers, projects and recurring work stay tied to approved hours.

Ledger context

Accounting packages and invoice flows receive a clean handoff.

Partner view

Teams, clients and service lines show recovered billable value.

Agents

Agents work on approved client hours, not private raw timelines.

For accountancy and finance teams

Client work stays visible before the month is closed.

Reviews, calls, advice and recurring client work become traceable hours that can be approved and invoiced cleanly.

Approval before invoicing

Managers review exceptions before finance receives clean data, so recovered hours stay explainable.

Billable value returns

Even a few missed minutes per person per day become serious revenue across a team.

Finance and agents connect safely

Accounting, CRM, project systems and agents work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice data.

Start with clarity

Choose the place where missed work already costs revenue.

Half5 shows which revenue can return, what stays personal, which hours finance may use and which systems receive approved data.

Client structures, teams and accounting exports stay connected.

Exceptions are approved before month-end invoicing pressure.

Advisory work becomes visible before it is forgotten.