The numbers, without the spreadsheet ritual
Utilization, margin, delivery health, and client profitability read straight from live work and hours. Nothing is exported, joined, or reconciled by hand.
An illustration of a client dashboard in OS3: four figures for the month — tasks created, tasks completed, hours and amount billed — over a chart of hours and spend by month, with the client's projects listed underneath.
Agency-level dashboards
Utilization by person and team, revenue per head, and pipeline of committed work in one view.
Per-client profitability
Contract value against hours delivered, so you know which accounts earn their place.
Client-ready reports
Share a scoped view with the client instead of rebuilding the same deck every month.
Trust
One number, one source
Because tasks, hours, and contracts live in one system, finance and delivery stop arriving at meetings with different figures. The report is the system, not a copy of it.
Foresight
Problems visible while they are still small
Burn rate, scope creep, and slipping milestones surface as trends, not as a surprise in the month-end review. Forecast next month from committed work rather than optimism.
Reporting insight
Analysis that arrives before you ask
The agent watches the same data and writes up what changed and why it matters.
Meet the agents →- Margin on Vantage fell 6 points; rework is the driver.
- Utilization is 71% this month, below your 78% target.
- Two retainers will exceed contracted hours by month end.
Close the month in an afternoon
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