
Project tracking
Kanban boards and timeline views that stay in sync, with dependencies that surface slippage before a deadline moves.
Projexio keeps scope, delivery, client approval and billing on one record. Milestones carry written acceptance criteria, sign-off is captured as evidence, and the people who approve your work never cost you a seat.
No card required. Full feature access during the trial.

Why this exists
That single assumption is behind most of the friction in professional services delivery: coarse sharing, approval as an afterthought, and a per-seat fee on the person whose sign-off you are waiting for.
Scope lives in a signed document nobody opens again
Scope becomes milestones with acceptance criteria on the project itself
Approval happens in a chat thread, or is inferred from silence
Approval is a recorded decision with an approver, a timestamp and comments
An internal board plus a tidied-up version for the client
One plan, with every item marked internal or shared
Overruns show up when you raise the invoice
Logged effort against estimate flags budget burn while you can still act
Approved work sits uninvoiced because nobody owns the hand-off
Approval moves a billable milestone into the invoicing queue automatically
What you get
Not a feature list for its own sake. These are the capabilities that follow directly from having a paying client at the end of the plan.
Break an engagement into milestones with written acceptance criteria, so done is defined before work starts rather than argued about after.
Plan, files, decisions, time and approvals live on the same object. No reconciling a board against a spreadsheet against an inbox.
Shared views show progress and open decisions. Internal notes, margins and resourcing stay on your side of the wall.
Estimates, logged time and approved milestones feed budget burn and invoicing, so profitability is visible while you can still change it.
Time zone aware dates, asynchronous approvals and multi-currency project budgets for teams working across Asia-Pacific and the Americas.
Encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, granular sharing and an exportable audit trail on every plan.
The platform
Each area below has its own page with the detail, but this is the shape of it.

Kanban boards and timeline views that stay in sync, with dependencies that surface slippage before a deadline moves.

Scope becomes milestones with acceptance criteria and a recorded client sign-off you can point at months later.

A permissioned client portal showing progress, files and open decisions, with your internal notes kept internal.

Time logged against estimates, with budget burn per milestone so overruns surface early rather than at invoicing.
Schedule variance
-1.5 days
Budget consumed
68%
Awaiting approval
2 milestones
Billable utilisation, last seven weeks
Portfolio dashboards covering delivery health, utilisation, budget variance and revenue waiting on approval.
Connect chat, storage, calendars, repositories and accounting, or build your own with a REST API and webhooks.
How it works
Scope, plan, deliver, get approved. The point is that approval and billing are part of the same record rather than a separate process bolted on at the end.
Turn the statement of work into milestones with dates, owners, acceptance criteria and a budget. Reuse a template if you have run this kind of project before.
Break milestones into tasks, set dependencies and assign owners. Boards and timelines are two views of one plan, so neither goes stale.
Log time against tasks, share progress in the client view, and let dependency changes surface risk before a date slips rather than after.
Clients approve against the written criteria. Approval is recorded, the milestone moves to billable, and the next phase starts from a clean position.
Deadlines carry an explicit hour and time zone, so a milestone due Friday in Hong Kong does not silently become Thursday for a reviewer in California.
Who it is for
The tool is the same. What you need from it depends on whether you are delivering the work, running a portfolio of it, coordinating vendors, or paying for it.
Professional client-facing delivery without the admin overhead of a full agency stack.
Read morePortfolio-wide delivery health, utilisation and budget variance, with a repeatable project setup.
Read moreOne plan spanning internal teams and external vendors, with permissioned access and a documented approval trail.
Read moreCurrent progress, the decisions waiting on you, and a written record of everything you approved.
Read moreBuilt for distributed work
Hong Kong and Singapore run at UTC+8. New York is twelve or thirteen hours behind, San Francisco fifteen or sixteen. If your team spans that, synchronous coordination is the exception rather than the norm, and the tool should assume it.
Hong Kong SAR
English, Cantonese, Mandarin
HKT (UTC+8)
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 19:00 HKT
Singapore
English, Mandarin, Bahasa Melayu
SGT (UTC+8)
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 19:00 SGT
United States
English, Spanish
ET / PT (UTC-5 / UTC-8)
Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00 ET
Rest of world
English
UTC
Asynchronous, answered within one business day
More on the operating model in our guide to running projects across Hong Kong, Singapore and US time zones.
Deadlines store a time zone and display in each viewer's local time. Reports label the period boundaries they used, so a week means the same thing to everyone reading it.
Set a project budget in the currency you invoice that client in, and let portfolio reporting convert to one workspace currency so totals are comparable.
Aligned with the Hong Kong PDPO, Singapore PDPA, GDPR and US state privacy laws, with a data processing addendum available on every plan.
Staffed across Asia-Pacific and Americas business hours, so a question sent from Hong Kong, Singapore or the US is answered the same working day.
17 connectors available today, 5 in beta and 2 on the roadmap, plus a documented REST API and signed webhooks for anything we do not cover.
Pricing
Clients who review, comment and approve are unlimited and free on every plan. Prices below are per team member per month, billed annually in USD.
For independents and small teams running a handful of client projects at a time.
$10/ member / month
per team member, per month
For agencies and studios that need portfolio visibility, utilisation and repeatable project setup.
$24/ member / month
per team member, per month
For organisations with procurement, security review and access governance requirements.
Custom
annual agreement, priced on scope
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial. No card required.
Questions
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