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Twenty-two minutes or a project with no end date

The same procedure covers both cases: one request, one account lead, one settlement. The length of a task changes the deadline and nothing else. Below are real matters set out on a scale of the time they took.

40projects described9brands in the ecosystem9written references
How long it took
  • Email restored in the sales department22 min
  • Investor presentation, twenty slides3.5 h
  • 2,500 records cleaned before a campaign48 h
  • Employee transport on three shifts, 38 routes3 days
  • Marketing team on a subscriptionno end date
We took every one of these tasks to the end and handed it to the client. The bar shows delivery time alone. We take on a short task as it comes, and we run a long one under a single contract.
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Projects run from start to finish

A team assembled around the client's matter and run for weeks or months. Every entry is work done by a specific brand in the ecosystem — filter by brand to see who does what.

We name clients where we hold a written reference or consent. The remaining projects are described by industry — the scope and the figures stay as they are.

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Tasks by the hour

The other half of our work is matters closed the same day. You order one task, you get the result and the settlement — on a single order, with no framework agreement and no onboarding period.

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Outsourcing hours calculator

A supplier invoice is visible. The hours your people put into getting to that invoice stay in their calendars. Tick what you outsource.

Service areas outsourced

The hours cover coordination work on your side in one cycle: finding a supplier, the brief, negotiations, levelling knowledge, checks, revisions, invoice handling.

Your matter has its own delivery time too

Mark what is failing on your side, and in four steps you will see the line-up that takes it over, how it is led and an indicative amount.

See your team and your figure