One weekly routine
Approve time, run payroll, and send invoices from the same data, in one place.
Run the office without six logins.
Timesheets, payroll, invoices, and receipts used to live in separate apps. In Korrit, an approved hour becomes an invoice line and a paycheck without anyone retyping it.
What changes for you
Stop chasing receipts
Transactions arrive automatically and get matched to projects, not collected by email.
Books your accountant likes
Clean, categorized data that syncs to QuickBooks if your firm still uses it.
The features you will use most
Timesheet approvals
Review every submitted timesheet in one queue, fix what needs fixing, and approve, before hours reach invoices or payroll.
Learn morePayroll
Pay your team from approved timesheets and compensation already in Korrit. Direct deposit and payroll taxes are handled, so you are not learning HR software.
Learn moreInvoicing
Bill by phase, percent complete, or approved hours. Korrit already knows what was done, so invoicing stops being a monthly project.
Learn moreExpenses & receipts
Card and bank transactions land in Korrit, get categorized and matched to projects, and flow into reimbursables and your books.
Learn moreQuickBooks sync
Switching to Korrit does not mean switching accountants. Invoices, payments, and categorized expenses sync over, so your books stay current.
Learn moreTeam & resourcing
See who is on each project, what role they play, and where the firm has room, before you commit to the next deadline.
Learn morePart of one platform
Architects should be designing, not learning payroll or chasing receipts. Every Korrit feature shares the same projects, people, and numbers.