Contract Templates
Set up your contract structure once and reuse it on every project, with billing types and budgets already in place. Or turn a delivered project straight into a template.
Turn every agreement into contract lines with their own billing model, budget, and rates. Mix billing types within one project, and catch over-servicing before it costs margin.
PSOhub’s agentic AI sets up new projects from the signed agreement once you approve, and notifies you the moment a budget starts to drift.
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“PSOhub offers a comprehensive lifecycle that covers everything from contracts to quotes and projects, all the way through to planning and resource management, all within a single platform. This integration brings sales and project management together, allowing the sales team to monitor the overall health of a project while other teams gain a clear understanding of project progress and expenditures.”
When a signed contract ends up as a PDF, the hours in a time tracker and the rates in a spreadsheet, nobody sees the full picture. Delivery teams work without knowing how much budget is left, and finance pieces the numbers together by hand at month-end. By then, it's hard to say what the project is really earning.
When hours aren't checked against the contract, your team keeps delivering work that was never sold or billed.
When the team grows, new people set up contracts their own way, or everything waits for the one person who knows how.
When billing terms sit in a document, installments, retainers and rates get missed or charged at the wrong amount.
When costs and rates aren’t linked to each contract line, you can’t see which projects or contract lines are making or losing money.
Set up your contract structure once and reuse it on every project, with billing types and budgets already in place. Or turn a delivered project straight into a template.
Mix fixed fee, hourly, retainer, product and expense lines in one contract, with installments and retainer schedules set up front. Every line bills exactly the way you agreed.
Run each contract in your client's currency, with rates that match it. View any contract in your company currency at any time, so finance sees all international work on one basis.
Set selling and cost rates per role, with project-specific prices where a client needs them. Then plan hours per role and see revenue, cost and margin on every line before work starts.
Get notified when a line reaches the threshold you set, and lock it once the budget is used. Nobody keeps working on a budget that's already spent without your say.
Compare estimated and actual margin on every line as hours come in, and see revenue earned against work completed. Month-end holds no surprises.
Here's how a contract works in PSOhub, from the first line to the last invoice. Finance and delivery work from the same numbers, so billing stays in line with what was agreed, and every margin stays in view.
Start with a template or upload a signed contract. Then set the billing model, budget, and invoicing schedule for each line in your client’s currency.
What you get
A contract that matches exactly what you sold.
Plan the hours per role and see the expected margin on every line before the work begins.
What you get
You know what each line should earn before anyone logs an hour.
As time and expenses come in, every line shows what's used against what was agreed.
What you get
Over-servicing is caught before it reaches the invoice.
Invoices follow the contract, and the numbers stay true to what was delivered.
What you get
Every invoice matches the contract, and you know what each project really earned.
Because contracts, budgets, hours and invoices share one data model, AI sees exactly how each contract line is doing, not a PDF in one place and hours in another.
Ask in plain language with Claude or ChatGPT which contracts are over budget, how actual margin compares with the estimate, or which lines still have budget left. Get the answer as a chart, table or summary, plus alerts the moment a budget starts to drift.
Upload a signed agreement and Agentic AI reads the terms to set up the contract for you. Or ask it to update the project, log time or draft the next invoice from a short prompt. You review every step and approve it before anything runs.
Connect HubSpot, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365 or Pipedrive, and every contract starts from the deal your sales team is working on. The client, the team and the contract structure are set in one step, so billing starts from what was agreed.
Create the project from the deal and choose its contract template, so the contract reflects what sales agreed without anyone retyping it.
Add the team while you create the project from the deal, so their rates are ready for budgeting and billing straight away.
Every project stays linked to the deal it came from, so sales and finance always work from the same customer.
Margins you can see while the work happens with invoices that match every contract.
43%
lower project overrun. Budget alerts and limits on every contract line catch extra work before it eats into the margin.
13%
Stronger change control. When scope changes become new contract lines instead of unbilled extra work, every change gets priced and billed.
Zero
billing terms are re-entered at invoicing. Installments, retainers, and rates live on the contract, so every invoice follows what was agreed.
Contracts start from the deal in CRMs such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and Pipedrive, and invoices flow on to accounting tools such as QuickBooks, Xero, Exact Online and SAP Business One, with the right GL account on every line. An open API covers everything else.
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Yes. You can add new contract lines or update existing ones while the project runs, and new lines are ready for time, expenses and invoicing straight away. The billing type of a line can only change before anyone books time on it.
Yes, in two ways. For internal work like sales, training or admin, you create an internal project. Your team logs time on it like any other project, and none of it gets invoiced. For non-billable work on a client project, you book time on a line with no amount and mark expenses as non-billable. It’s never invoiced, but it still counts towards the project’s costs, so your margin stays accurate.
Only people you give financial access to, such as admins, controllers and project managers with financial rights. Team members don’t need to see them.