CorebillProjects your clients can
actually see progress on.
Plan tasks on a board or a timeline, track billable time as the work happens, and give clients a public portal to comment, approve and request changes — without another login.
Plan it your way.
Break the work into tasks with subtasks and dependencies, move them across a board, or lay them out on a timeline against a fixed-price, time-based or mixed budget.
- —Tasks with subtasks, dependencies and priorities, on a Kanban board
- —A timeline view for the same tasks, no separate tool required
- —Budget the project by time, fixed price, expenses, or a mix of all three
Time that's ready to invoice, not buried in a spreadsheet.
Log time against a task, mark it billable with its own rate, and see exactly which invoice it ended up on.
| Team member | Duration | Billable | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| DRDiego R. | 3h 20m | $50.00/h | Not invoiced |
| PSPriya S. | 1h 05m | $50.00/h | Running |
| DRDiego R. | 6h 00m | $50.00/h | On INV-2026-000118 |
- —A running timer per task, or log time after the fact
- —Mark entries billable with their own hourly rate
- —Once invoiced, an entry keeps a link back to that exact invoice
A portal your client will actually open.
Share a public link — optionally password protected — where clients comment, approve work and request changes, while your internal notes stay internal.
- —Clients comment and request changes without an account of their own
- —A change request lands as a task, tagged for your team to triage
- —Choose exactly what's visible: budget, time entries and costs — internal comments never show
- —Files stay attached to the project, so specs and deliverables travel with it
A change request comes in. The agent drafts the quote.
Projects don't run themselves through the agent yet — but the moment a change turns into billable work, the same agent that handles your quotes is right there.
Questions about projects
No. Each project can have a public link, optionally protected with a password, so clients see progress without creating an account.
Yes. A change request submitted from the portal lands as a task in your project, tagged separately so your team knows it came from the client.
You control it per task and per entry: mark it billable with an hourly rate, and it stays ready to invoice until you add it to one.
Yes. Toggle budget and spend, time entries and internal costs independently — and internal-only comments never appear on the client's side, regardless of those settings.
Give your next project a home your client can open.
Create your workspace, start a project from a customer, and share the portal link on day one.