Where the money is,
was, and is going.
Invoicing, expense tracking, recurring services, contractor bills, and the reports that tie them together — every dollar connected to the work that earned it.
One ledger, drawn from the work itself.
Financials covers the money side of the studio — what is coming in, what is going out, and the reports that explain both. Invoices tie back to projects. Expenses tie back to clients. Contractor bills tie back to assignments. Recurring services run on the schedule you set.
The reports synthesize all of it — revenue by client, margin by project, AR aging, period comparisons — drawn from the same studio data the rest of the system runs on. When a number changes, it changes everywhere it should.
Run the numbers from the same workspace the work runs on.
Ask her the operating questions, get the answer in plain English.
Who owes you, and for how long. How Q1 compared to last year. Which clients drove the margin and which ate it. Chloe reads from the same data your reports are built on.
Financials starts on Launch, deepens up the ladder.
The invoicing baseline is open on every tier. Advanced reporting unlocks on Scale. Bills + 1099 reporting on Ultra, where the contractor side of the ledger is in play.
Invoicing with Stripe, expenses, services, basic financial reports. The Financials baseline every tier shares.
OpenEverything in Launch, plus advanced reporting — period comparisons, revenue by client and project, margin analysis.
OpenEverything in Scale, plus contractor bills, 1099 reporting, and the full Talent OS financial loop.
OpenThe money flows from the work itself.
Operations holds the work. New Business holds the deals. Financials is what those two become — the receipts, the reports, the truth-source for the studio's numbers.
Run the numbers from the same workspace the work runs through.
Founding creative teams are joining now. A short engagement to import your past invoices, your expense history, your contractor payment history — and start running the financial side from inside Plero.