Workup is an all-in-one operations platform built for small professional services teams. It brings together people management, project delivery, and time tracking in one place, so you can run client work without juggling spreadsheets and disconnected tools. Most small teams end up stitching together a project tool, an HR tool, a time tracker, and a mess of documents and spreadsheets. That creates duplicated admin, inconsistent data, and poor visibility into what is happening across the business. Workup solves that by centralising the day-to-day operational workflow and making it easy to see who is doing what, on which projects, and how time is being spent. What Workup helps you do - Plan and deliver client work with projects, tasks, owners, due dates, and status tracking - Track time against projects and tasks to improve visibility, accountability, and project profitability - Manage your team with lightweight people management features, including leave and absence tracking - Improve operational visibility with simple, structured data in one system, rather than scattered across tools Key capabilities - Project and task management: organise work by project, break down deliverables into tasks, assign owners, set due dates, and track progress. - Time tracking: log time against projects and tasks, understand billable vs non-billable effort, and get clearer insight into where time is going. - People management: manage basic employee information and leave requests in the same platform your team uses to deliver work. - Centralised workspace: keep operational information in one system to reduce admin and improve consistency across the business. Who Workup is for Workup is designed for small teams, typically 5 to 50 people, who deliver work through projects. Common use cases include: - Agencies and consultancies - B2B service providers - Small digital and creative businesses - Startups delivering client projects It is especially useful for teams who have outgrown spreadsheets and basic task tools, but do not want the complexity and cost of enterprise systems.