Use cases
For freelance writers and editors
Writing work is small, frequent and easy to lose track of - six assignments for four clients, each at a different rate, all invoiced at the end of a month you can no longer reconstruct. Panorivo keeps the record as you go.
Assignments, not shoots
Pick Writer in settings and the app says what you say: jobs are assignments, deliverables are drafts, and new projects start with First Draft and Final Copy.
Drafts delivered and accepted
Hand over a draft as a deliverable and ask for sign-off. Approval is recorded against a named person with a timestamp, so the second round of structural changes is a new brief rather than an assumption.
Rates that differ per client
Set a default rate and override it per project. Track hours against the assignment and they queue up unbilled at whichever rate applies.
One invoice, everything on it
At month end, unbilled time and rebillable expenses are already sitting against each project. The invoice is a review rather than an archaeology exercise.
Common questions
- I bill per word, not per hour. Does that work?
- Yes - invoice lines take any description, quantity and unit price, so per word, per piece or per day all work. Track the hours anyway and the reports will tell you what you really earned an hour.
Every feature, in detail
Free for writers and editors, and everyone else.
Every feature, unlimited clients and invoices, no card and no paid tier. Set up your first project in about five minutes.