Teamwork.com is project management built for agencies and teams doing client work, where billable time and per-project profit are the point rather than an afterthought.
Teamwork.com makes project and task management software aimed specifically at teams doing client work. That focus is narrower than it sounds and it is the whole product argument: an agency needs to know which hours are billable, what a client can see, and whether a given project is actually making money. General project management tools treat all three as reporting problems bolted on afterwards.
The founders knew this because they were the customer. Peter Coppinger and Daniel Mackey were running a Cork web agency called Digital Crew and built the tool for themselves when nothing they could buy did the job.
The company was founded on 1 January 2007 in Blackpool, Cork, and is still headquartered there. It grew for many years without venture capital, funded from the agency's own revenue, which is rare enough in software to be the thing most often written about it; it has since taken growth investment from Bregal Milestone. The Business Post has reported annual revenue above EUR 40 million.
At a glance
What this company states about how it works. Figures carrying a source were checked
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Project and task management software built for teams doing client work, with billable time, client visibility and per-project profitability treated as core rather than as add-ons.
Who is it for?
Agencies, consultancies and professional services teams - anyone whose projects are delivered for a client who is paying by the hour or the milestone.
Where did it come from?
Its founders were running a Cork web agency, Digital Crew, and built the tool for their own use because nothing available managed client projects the way they needed.
When was it founded, and where is it based?
Founded on 1 January 2007 by Peter Coppinger and Daniel Mackey, in Blackpool, Cork, where it is still headquartered.
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