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Project profitability, client and trust funds, billable-time vs procurement, and IT asset registers for law, audit, and consulting firms.
10 articles in professional services.
Two Clocks, One Lock
A firm that sells time runs two separate clocks — the one payroll pays from and the one it invoices from. Only one can be locked at month end, and it is not the one you bill from.
The Rate You Cannot Override
What you charge for an hour can be overridden on that hour. What it costs you cannot be overridden at all — so a mixed-grade firm reports margin improving in the month it is collapsing.
The Hold Stops the Invoice, Not the Work
A credit limit stops the next invoice to a client who has stopped paying. Nothing stops your team logging another two hundred hours to them — one report will now tell you how many, but none of them refuses the hour.
The Permission That Is the Policy
Most approval controls ship as a settings toggle nobody finds. Expense approval switches itself on when you grant the permission — which makes the grant the policy decision, and removes the second source of truth.
Retainers, Milestones & Fees That Do Not Quietly Erode
Retainers look like the most stable revenue a firm has and are often its least profitable work. Why you record time on fixed fees especially, the three billing models and their disciplines, and the final milestone nobody defines.
Who Is Free Next Week? Resourcing a Firm Without Guesswork
The hardest question in a professional firm, usually answered by asking around. Capacity as a number rather than an impression, why utilisation targets create the wrong behaviour, and the weekly meeting that beats any tool under fifty people.
Overhead & Disbursement Control in Professional Firms
A firm with no cost of goods leaks money through overhead — subscriptions nobody reviews, disbursements never recovered, buying nobody approved. How to close the gaps without making finance the enemy.
Engagement Profitability: Are Your Projects Actually Making Money?
Utilization tells you how busy your people are; profitability tells you whether it was worth it. In a firm that sells time, confusing them is how a fully-booked practice loses money.
Client & Trust Accounts: Keeping Client Money Beyond Question
Money a firm holds for clients is not the firm's money, and proving that at any moment is a professional obligation. What proper segregation of client and trust funds actually requires.
Operations Software for Professional Services Firms in Kenya (2026)
Law, audit, and consulting firms sell time — but still run on operations they never systematize: which engagements make money, whether client funds are separate, and where the firm's money goes.
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