Telll is client cost tracking that reads your project tool. It sits on top of tools like Trello, ClickUp or Asana and gets the hours per client from one thing your team already does: handing the finished work in. Nothing to replace.
And you cannot see which one it is, because the only ways to find out all need your team to do extra work.
Everyone on your team already hands finished work to the next person: the designer to the reviewer, the copywriter to the account manager, the account manager to the client. Telll becomes the place that happens. Your project tool updates itself, whether that is Trello, ClickUp, Asana or another.
Only about a card that has not moved. Never a blanket question to everyone.
The same link he was going to send on WhatsApp anyway. That is the whole ask.
Link on the card, card in Review, feedback back in the same chat. Nobody chased anybody.
Where this stands: Telll counts hours per client for a live agency today. The hand-in by link is being built with that same agency this month. Telll connects to Trello today, ClickUp is being tested, Asana is next, more tools follow. The fee and the team per client go into setup with the first agencies this autumn. Early access gets it all first.
You want to know what each client costs you. Every tool that answers that asks your team to log their hours. They do it on Friday, from memory, or not at all. So the number is wrong before you ever see it.
Telll uses something that already happens. Your team moves work through a tool like Trello, ClickUp or Asana. While a job sits in the In work column, its hours go to that client.
Two weeks in, you have the hours per client. Nobody wrote down a single hour.
When you set up, you tell Telll two things about each client: what you charge them, and which of your people work on them. From then on the hours sit next to the fee, and you see which clients pay for themselves.
Anything that asks a team to change how they work stops being true the week everyone gets busy. Telll asks for nothing new.
You sell a fixed fee and pay for variable hours. Every October to December, clients tell you what they will pay next year, before you know what they cost you this year. Connect in September and you answer with numbers.
Telll cannot tell you what this year cost. Connect it now, and when the rate requests land you answer with numbers instead of a guess.