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Avaza

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Avaza is a hosted project management tool for small firms, combining timesheets, invoicing and resource scheduling in one system.

About Avaza

Avaza is a commercial, hosted project management product aimed at small firms and service businesses. Its listing describes a toolset that pairs project planning with time sheets, billing and the scheduling of people, so a team can plan work, record time against it and bill clients from the same system.

It is software as a service run by the vendor, so there is nothing to install or self-host. It is relevant to consultancies, agencies and other small professional teams comparing project and billing tools; see the official site for current features, integrations and pricing.

Key features

  • Project management for small firms
  • Timesheets for tracking billable time
  • Invoicing from tracked work
  • Resource scheduling for teams

Good fit for

  • →Small agencies billing client work
  • →Consultancies scheduling staff across projects
Tags
project-management
timesheets
invoicing
resource-scheduling
small-business
saas

Avaza: questions and answers

What is Avaza used for?
Avaza is a hosted project management tool for small firms, combining timesheets, invoicing and resource scheduling in one system. It is a good fit for small agencies billing client work and consultancies scheduling staff across projects.
Is Avaza free?
Yes. Avaza has a free plan.
Is Avaza open source?
No. Avaza is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Avaza include Leantime, OpenProject and Redmine.
What are some alternatives to Avaza?
Avaza competes with Teamwork, Paymo and Wrike. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Avaza alternatives.

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