When the company grows: contractors, employees, payouts, workload, and who may see what.
Employees and contractors on one chart, one project and one week.

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Real app, sample data.
First alone, then with contractors, then with employees, and Myriad adds what each step needs.
What changesYou pay only for the people you add.
You sell your hours, so your calendar has to know what they're worth.
You hand a project, or a piece of one, to someone you pay per job.
Someone works with you every week, and now you plan their time as well as yours.
Each person you add is $8 a month or $80 a year and gets the full app.
Set once how you pay each contractor, and the app keeps a running balance.
What changesYou know the balance any day, and profit already counts it.
Your other projects aren't shared with him.
He doesn't see payouts or the amounts on tasks.
At $45/h, Marek's 18 h 30 min come to $832.50 until you press Mark as paid.
The deadline forecast runs on each person's work week, holidays and time off.
What changesYou see who has room before you assign.
Give Ola Thursday off and the forecast turns to At risk: short by 2 h.
This is the whole list, so nobody on your team has to guess.
Both see the same report, and declining the rules only stops that project's timer.
Add someone and the Organization module appears, with departments, a chart and roles.
What changesEveryone knows who decides, without a separate HR tool.

The module appears once someone besides you joins.
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