Demo, rollout and integrations
The demo shows Half5 inside your own time process: missed work becomes customer, project and activity suggestions, users stay in control and only approved hours move to finance, integrations and agents.
Pick a branch, team size, current setup, first system route and privacy focus. The request becomes a short demo brief, so Half5 can show the parts that matter for your team first.
During the demo, missed minutes become suggestions with customer, project and activity context while the personal timeline stays private.
The proposal connects user volume, pricing, permissions, administrations and integrations to the way your organization works.
Get quick clarity about pricing, integrations or how Half5 fits into your current time tracking process.
Finance sees recovered value, team leads see the approval rhythm, users keep timeline control and IT sees which systems or agents receive approved data.
their own timeline
submitted hours
invoice-ready value
approved data routes
Team size, hourly rate, systems and privacy boundaries sit next to price, so the first team can judge Half5 on recovered revenue.
Shows how many recoverable minutes can become team-level revenue.
Missed time becomes a number finance can compare with the subscription price.
Choose the first place approved hours should flow to.
Only users open their personal timeline; teams work with approved output.
The demo follows your branch, team size, accounting package and the moments where billable time currently disappears.
You see where missed hours cost margin today and how much approved time can return to invoicing.
Only the user opens the raw timeline. The organization works with submitted hours, approvals and invoice-ready data.
Accounting, CRM, planning tools and agents receive approved hours with customer, project and invoice context.
The starter group, revenue case, privacy boundary and first integration route are clear enough for finance, IT and users to judge together.
A concrete estimate of forgotten minutes, hourly rate and team size, so the price is tied to recovered revenue.
A starter group, clear timeline boundary and approval flow users can trust.
Accounting, CRM, planning tools or agents receive approved work instead of raw activity.
A clear next move: revenue-case demo, trial, branch rollout, custom integration conversation or enterprise proposal.
Larger teams get the strongest start with one revenue-critical group, one clear approval rhythm and one handoff to finance. Once trust and invoicing work there, the volume rollout has a solid base.
Which branch, teams, customers, rates and accounting systems are involved?
Users keep timeline control; managers and finance work with submitted hours.
First team, user count and the result your team wants to see before scaling.