Half5 reporting turns approved hours into decisions for management and finance. Not a private activity dashboard, but a clear view of billability, projects, teams and invoice value.
A strong time report is not a list of busy days. It shows which work pays back, where capacity gets tight and which pricing decisions become explainable with approved data.
Compare billable hours, non-billable work and project value before the month is already closed.
Capacity signals show where approval pressure, forgotten work or recurring corrections slow the team down.
Approved hours give retainers, project estimates, hourly rates and future proposals a factual base.
Half5 turns approved hours into a small set of signals leaders can actually use: recovered value, billability, capacity pressure and the next system route.
Shows which submitted hours turned into invoice-ready work after review.
Separates work that earns money from internal, unclear or still-pending time.
Makes overloaded teams, approval queues and recurring corrections visible earlier.
Shows where approved data should move next to remove invoice friction.
The same trust boundary stays in place: users control the timeline, managers approve business hours and reporting uses the approved output.
Reports start after the user has submitted time and the team has approved the business record.
View billability, productivity, project pressure and client value without opening someone's raw timeline.
Pricing, staffing, approval rules and integration priorities become easier to discuss with finance.
Reports connect time, projects, people and value without turning the personal timeline into a management screen.
Managers and finance work with submitted and approved hours, not raw personal activity history.
Reports stay connected to clients, projects, rates, approvals and invoice output.
Internal agents can use approved hours, exceptions and invoice context without private timeline access.
Pricing follows user volume, recovered revenue and the team that starts first.
See which accounting, CRM or planning link will remove the most invoice friction.
IT, accountancy, legal and field teams each get reporting insight that fits their revenue model.
Revenue pattern
Productivity, billability and project reporting help improve pricing, capacity and team planning.
Even a few missed minutes per person per day become serious revenue across a team.
Managers review exceptions before finance receives clean data, so recovered hours stay explainable.
The raw timeline stays personal. Teams work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice-ready output.
Half5 shows which revenue can return, what stays personal, which hours finance may use and which systems receive approved data.
Billable time, capacity and exceptions become analyzable.
Future proposals can use real time data.
Reporting is based on approved hours.