A consulting firm needs three answers at once: who is available, on what, and at what margin. They usually live in three different files. staff7 keeps them in one place, and lets you ask the question in plain language.
Eleven modules, but one chain: a consultant has skills, an assignment on a project, days logged against it, leave taken from it, and a margin that falls out of all four.
Consultants, their skills, the clients and projects they are placed on, and who is free when.
Timesheets, leave requests and availability, feeding the same timeline rather than a separate one.
Financials, profitability per project and per person, invoices, and a simulator for the deal you have not signed yet.
Ask about staffing, margins or pending leave in plain language. It runs on local models, so the data stays where it already is.
Each company gets a workspace that cannot see any other, enforced in the database itself through row-level security rather than in application code. That is what makes the same deployment usable by a firm, a reseller, or a single freelancer in solo mode.