The finance department. For firms without one.

Firms that sell their team’s time, two to fifty people. Nineteen kinds are on this page in five groups, from IT managed service providers to healthcare staffing agencies. Most of them sell a number of hours, a block, a cap or a guarantee, and the hour that would cross it is the one Ceed holds.

Yes. The fee is fixed for the client. The hours behind it are the budget you sized it with, and Ceed keeps that number. The client sees the fee. You see the hours.

No. Ceed is for a firm from the day a second person logs an hour to its client. 0.1% of what you invoice, with no seats and no minimum, so a firm of two pays like a firm of two.

No. Your CRM, project tool, ticketing, chat and payroll provider stay where they are. Ceed is the record of hours and money they all work from.

Yes, for the retainer, the matter budget and the hours behind a flat fee. The trust ledger, LEDES e-billing and conflict checks stay in the practice management system. Law firms have their own page.

Yes, for the practice’s own record. Hours count against each engagement’s budget by grade as they are logged. The hour that would cross one waits for the engagement partner, and contractors sit on the same record. The firm’s ledger, timesheet and billing stay where they are. Global consulting firms have their own page.

Yes. Each athlete’s plan is a flat fee with the coach hours you priced behind it. Ceed keeps that number per athlete and per coach, and holds the hour that would cross it. Coaches have their own page.