Freelancers and small agencies

Small work stays connected to project value.

Freelancers and small agencies often lose revenue in the work around the work: calls, research, quick fixes, admin and client follow-up. Half5 helps recover that work without turning the day into administration.

Client work recovered from the day Control over the personal timeline Invoices reflect the real work From solo flow to team process
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 work

The project spreads across the day

One client question, a small fix, a file check and a follow-up rarely feel like a block of billable time.

Memory

Invoices are rebuilt too late

By the time invoicing starts, the small work has often faded into the background.

Growth

Solo habits become scalable

A clean personal routine can grow into a small team process with approvals and invoices.

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, projects and team growth

For solo professionals and small teams that want invoices to reflect the real work without heavy administration.

Available in Half5
  • Forgotten client context returns from the day
  • Simple projects, invoices and accounting exports
  • Personal timeline control before sharing anything
Next product step
  • Retainer, fixed-price and mixed-rate project modes
  • Lightweight proposal-to-invoice workflow
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

Half5 remembers the clues

The timeline shows what happened without requiring a perfectly started timer.

02

Clues become client hours

Suggestions become client, project or non-billable hours only after review.

03

It stays explainable

Submitted hours stay clear enough for the freelancer, client or future team lead.

04

Invoice the real work

Approved hours become invoice-ready lines without another spreadsheet session.

Half5 invoice-ready overview for freelancers
Half5 timeline for freelancers
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.

Solo flow

Client work returns without heavy process.

Small team

Approvals and shared projects grow with the business.

Invoices

Approved hours become invoice-ready lines.

Bookkeeping

Accounting connects once the flow is predictable.

For freelancers and small agencies

Small client work stays connected to invoice value.

Half5 helps solo professionals and small teams keep client work complete, explainable and ready to invoice.

Billable value returns

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

Trust stays intact

The raw timeline stays personal. Teams work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice-ready output.

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.

Forgotten client work returns without heavy admin.

Cleaner invoices come from approved hours.

A solo routine can become a team process.