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Below is the output of a session where a user asks an AI tool a set of 81 questions on different topics about data in Tuumik. For this a new demo account was created at demo.tuumik.com that was filled with randomly generated data showcasing a law firm with 65 lawyers tracking their work. Then an AI tool (Claude Code) was connected to this new user's account at demo.tuumik.com via an MCP connection. This gives the AI tool the ability to make queries to Tuumik and analyse the responses to answer questions.
Deployment: demo.tuumik.com
AI tool: Claude Code
AI model: Sonnet 5
Although this session was set up using Claude Code and Sonnet 5, in practice any AI tool that supports the MCP standard can be connected to Tuumik.
1. Billable hours & productivity
  • How many billable hours did every team log this week compared to last week?
  • Who are the top 5 users by billable hours this month?
  • Which users logged fewer than 30 billable hours last week?
  • What's the average daily billable hours per user across the firm this quarter?
  • Show me a breakdown of billable hours by team for June.
  • Are there any users who haven't logged any time in the past 3 business days?
  • What's the trend in total billable hours over the last 6 months?
  • Which day of the week do we log the most billable hours?
  • Who worked the most on weekends this month?
  • What's the median length for timesheet entries?
  • Compare each user's billable hours this month to their own 6-month average — who is significantly above or below?
2. Availability & the in/out board
  • Who is marked as in right now?
  • What percentage of the team was marked available during core hours (9–17) last week?
  • Which users are most frequently marked out during business hours?
  • Show me Jessica's availability history for the past two weeks.
  • At what time do people typically set themselves to "in" each morning?
  • How many total available hours did the Finance team show on the board last month?
  • Which days last month had the lowest overall availability?
  • Who changed their status most frequently yesterday — lots of in/out toggling?
  • Compare average daily availability between the Finance and the Dispute teams this month.
  • Were there any days where fewer than 3 people on the Finance team were available?
3. Clients
  • Which clients consumed the most billable hours this quarter?
  • What percentage of our total hours went to our top 3 clients this year?
  • Which clients have had no time logged against them in the past 60 days?
  • How have hours for client Telior AB trended over the past 12 months?
  • Which team spends the most time on client Telior AB?
  • List all clients that have active projects but less than 10 hours logged this month.
  • Which new clients (added in the last 90 days) are generating the most work?
  • Is our client workload concentrated or diversified — what does the distribution of hours across clients look like this year?
  • Who created client Swedish Timber AB, and when exactly was it added to the system?
  • Which clients were created in the last 30 days, by whom, and on what dates?
  • Who has created the most new clients this year?
  • Show me a monthly timeline of client creation over the past years?
4. Projects
  • Which projects received the most hours this month?
  • Which projects have gone completely inactive (no time logged in 30+ days)?
  • How many hours in total have been logged on project Vortexa since it started?
  • Who has worked on project Vortexa, and how many hours has each person contributed?
  • Which projects have only one person working on them?
  • What's the average number of users contributing to each active project?
  • Compare hours logged on project Vortexa vs project Brackmoor over the last quarter.
  • Which projects saw the biggest week-over-week increase in logged hours?
  • How is the workload for client Arpetel Logistics distributed across their projects?
  • Which projects had time logged this week by users outside the team that usually works on them?
  • Who created project Vortexa and when?
  • Which projects were created in the last 30 days, by whom, and for which clients?
  • Are there projects that were created but have never had any time logged — who created them and how long ago?
  • How soon after a client is added do we typically create their first project — and who usually sets those up?
5. Users & teams
  • Which teams exist in our organization and how many members does each have?
  • Which teams does Jessica belong to?
  • List all members of the Finance team and flag anyone who is also on another team.
  • Which users belong to more than one team?
  • When was Frank's account created, and who created it?
  • Which user accounts were added in the last 90 days, by whom, and on what dates?
  • Are there users who don't belong to any team?
  • How has each team's headcount changed over the past year?
6. Cross-collection insights
  • Which users were marked as available for long stretches but logged few billable hours (utilization gap)?
  • What's each user's utilization rate (billable hours divided by available hours on the board) this month?
  • Which team has the best utilization rate this quarter?
  • Did anyone log billable time on days they were marked out all day?
  • On days when availability was low firm-wide, did billable output drop proportionally?
  • Which users' timesheet hours don't line up with their status history this week — any anomalies I should review?
  • Which teams are overloaded (high hours per available person) and which have spare capacity right now?
  • Give me a Monday-morning summary: who's in today, what got logged last week and any anomalies worth reviewing.
  • Prepare a month-end report for client Morrison Engineering LLC: total hours, breakdown by project and by user, compared to the previous month.
7. After-hours & late-night work
  • Has anyone been working late nights this month? Who does it most?
  • For the people logging billable time late at night this month, does their in/out board history show them as working at those hours?
8. Planned time & scheduling
  • What's scheduled for next week. Who's overbooked and who has room to take on more?
9. Work type, tags & unattributed time
  • What's the type of work for client Charlton Milling AB this year?
  • How many hours are sitting in red-tagged (write-off / do-not-bill) entries this month, and for which clients?
  • How much logged time this month isn't attached to any client or project, and who has the most unattributed hours?
10. Data hygiene & anomalies
  • Who logs their time days after the fact instead of same-day?
  • Does anyone have overlapping time entries this month (double-billing?
  • Whose in/out board status hasn't changed in over a week?
11. Vacation, coverage & workload balance
  • Who's on vacation right now and when is each person back?
  • Which weekday is our business-hours coverage thinnest — should we stagger anything?
  • Is after-hours and weekend work concentrated in the same people (burnout risk)?
12. Write operations
  • Log 2 hours for me yesterday on project Vortexa re settlement negotiations.
  • Mark Andrew as out sick today with a note that he is expected back Monday.
  • Create a new client "Test Client".
13. Self-service
  • What did I work on last week?
  • How many hours did I log last week in total?

1. Billable hours & productivity

How many billable hours did every team log this week compared to last week?
TeamThis week (Mon 13 Jul – Sat 18 Jul, in progress)Last week (Mon 6 Jul – Sun 12 Jul)Change per day
Dispute1,155.3 h1,216.2 h+10.8%
Employment665.3 h726.4 h+6.8%
Finance364.9 h409.8 h+3.9%

This week is still in progress (6 of 7 days elapsed), so the fair comparison is the per-day rate: every team is logging slightly more hours per day than last week.

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Who are the top 5 users by billable hours this month?
#UserHours (1–18 Jul)
1David Newton94.9 h
2Anna Whitfield94.3 h
3Ivy Sinclair88.8 h
4Lauren Fisher86.4 h
5Lucas Grant83.7 h
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Which users logged fewer than 30 billable hours last week?

48 users logged fewer than 30 billable hours during the week of Mon 6 Jul – Sun 12 Jul:

UserHours
Hannah Wallace29.9
Elizabeth Jones29.7
Victoria Sanders29.3
Laura Bentley29.2
Robin Hawkins28.1
Olivia Bennett27.9
Lily Hudson27.6
George Harris27.6
Emily Bryant27.1
Lucas Grant26.7
Benjamin Watts25.8
Chris Moore25.7
Ellen Prescott25.3
Emma Coleman25.1
Joseph Sullivan24.2
Megan Stewart24.0
Nathan Curtis23.9
Ethan Parker23.7
Richard Jones23.4
Ava Russell23.0
Oliver Hampton22.5
Jack Morrison22.3
Spencer Howell22.2
John Smith21.9
Matthew Reeves21.0
Abigail Spencer20.6
Maria Vaughn20.3
Brooke Norman19.9
Thomas Lawson19.7
Daniel Carter19.1
Alice Harmon18.4
Zoe Patterson18.0
Diana Mercer17.3
Nora Ellison17.3
Andrew Bradley17.2
Charlotte Hayes16.8
Ruth Callahan16.3
Sophia Reed16.0
Mia Foster15.9
Sarah Bishop14.9
Frank Davis14.2
Chloe Robinson13.9
Michael Pearson13.9
Claire Donovan12.7
Jessica Miller11.5
Amanda Green11.3
Henry Mitchell10.2
Ryan Cooper1.6

Note: Ruth Callahan and Ryan Cooper joined the firm on 7 Jul and 11 Jul respectively, so they only had part of the week available to log time.

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What's the average daily billable hours per user across the firm this quarter?
So far this quarter (1 Jul – 18 Jul, 18 of 92 days elapsed) the firm logged 4,000.7 billable hours across 65 users, which averages to about 3.4 hours per user per day. Since the quarter has only just started, this figure will move as more of Q3 is logged.
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Show me a breakdown of billable hours by team for June.
TeamHours (June)Contributors
Dispute2,699.5 h47
Employment1,669.4 h29
Finance930.1 h15

Note: the system's timesheet history begins on 13 June, so June's figures cover 13–30 June rather than the full month.

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Are there any users who haven't logged any time in the past 3 business days?
Yes — 3 users logged nothing at all on any of the last 3 business days (Wed 15 – Fri 17 Jul): Isabella Ward, Peter Wilson, and Samantha Anderson.
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What's the trend in total billable hours over the last 6 months?

The tenant's actual timesheet history only goes back to 13 June 2026 — there is no logged time before that date, so a genuine 6-month trend isn't available yet. Within the available window:

MonthHoursDays with data
June (13–30)3,644.4 h18
July (1–18, to date)4,000.7 h18

Comparing like-for-like (18 logged days each), volume is up about 9.8% per day from June to July.

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Which day of the week do we log the most billable hours?
WeekdayTotal hours (5 occurrences each, 13 Jun–18 Jul)
Thursday1,575.0 h
Friday1,567.7 h
Tuesday1,531.0 h
Monday1,511.3 h
Wednesday1,376.2 h

Thursday is the busiest billing day, though Thursday, Friday and Tuesday are close together. Weekend logging is minimal by comparison (Saturday 42.8 h, Sunday 41.2 h in total).

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Who worked the most on weekends this month?
Robin Hawkins logged the most weekend billable time this month (1–18 Jul): 4.3 hours across 3 entries on Saturdays/Sundays. Runner-up was Anna Whitfield with 3.4 hours.
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What's the median length for timesheet entries?
The median timesheet entry is 61 minutes long (average 68.9 minutes, longest entry 256 minutes ≈ 4.3 hours), based on all 6,653 entries in the system's history (13 Jun – 18 Jul 2026).
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Compare each user's billable hours this month to their own 6-month average — who is significantly above or below?

A true 6-month average isn't available — the tenant's timesheet history only starts 13 June 2026. Comparing each user's July-to-date daily rate against their rate in that earlier period instead:

UserJune rate (h/day)July rate (h/day)Change
Significantly above
David Newton2.455.27+115.5%
Benjamin Watts2.304.05+76.1%
Anna Whitfield3.325.24+57.7%
Hannah Wallace2.574.06+58.1%
Lucas Grant2.984.65+55.9%
Significantly below
Diana Mercer4.773.29-31.1%
Amanda Green2.682.10-31.1%
Victoria Sanders4.883.51-28.2%
Peter Wilson3.882.90-25.2%
Jessica Miller3.512.84-19.0%
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2. Availability & the in/out board

Who is marked as in right now?
Nobody is currently marked IN — it's Saturday. All 65 users show OUT except 3 on VACATION: Samantha Anderson (back 29 Jul), Peter Wilson (back 27 Jul) and Isabella Ward (back 22 Jul).
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What percentage of the team was marked available during core hours (9–17) last week?
Across the full week (Mon 6 – Sun 12 Jul, including the weekend), the firm was on a work status for 46.6% of possible core-hour (9:00–17:00) time. Restricted to weekdays only (Mon–Fri), availability during core hours was 66.1% — i.e. on the average weekday core-hour minute, about two-thirds of the 65 users were IN, in a MEETING, in COURT or REMOTE.
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Which users are most frequently marked out during business hours?

Ranked by number of separate OUT periods during business hours (9–17, weekdays, 13 Jun – 18 Jul):

UserOUT periodsTotal hours OUT (in window)
Charlotte Hayes2144.0 h
Jack Morrison2058.8 h
George Harris2050.0 h
Megan Stewart2054.5 h
Grace Murphy2043.8 h
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Show me Jessica's availability history for the past two weeks.

Jessica Miller's status history, 4–18 Jul 2026 (Europe/Tallinn time):

DayStatus timelineAvailable hours
Tue 7 JulIN 08:11–09:54, MEETING 09:54–10:45, IN 10:45–12:16, LUNCH, IN 13:13–13:45, then OUT4.6 h
Wed 8 JulIN 09:02–11:08, then OUT2.1 h
Thu 9 JulOUT all day0 h
Fri 10 JulREMOTE 08:52–13:23, LUNCH, REMOTE 14:17–18:05, then OUT8.3 h
Sat 11 – Mon 13 JulOUT the entire stretch0 h
Tue 14 JulREMOTE 08:34–13:29, LUNCH, REMOTE 14:11–17:00, then OUT7.7 h
Wed 15 JulIN 08:21–09:03, COURT 09:03–11:41, IN 11:41–12:01, LUNCH, IN 12:28–14:51, then OUT6.1 h
Thu 16 JulREMOTE 08:55–09:35, MEETING 09:35–12:15, REMOTE 12:15–13:20, LUNCH, REMOTE 14:00–17:41, then OUT8.1 h
Fri 17 JulIN 08:36–12:26, LUNCH, IN 12:53–14:46 (last recorded status)5.7 h

Notable gap: she shows fully OUT from Wed 8 Jul afternoon through all of Thursday, and again from Saturday 11 Jul through Monday 13 Jul with no note attached to those periods.

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At what time do people typically set themselves to "in" each morning?
On average, people first move to a working status (IN, REMOTE, MEETING or COURT) around 8:46 AM, based on 1,487 user-days on record (13 Jun – 18 Jul 2026).
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How many total available hours did the Finance team show on the board last month?
The Finance team logged 1,190.6 available (work-status) hours on the in/out board in June, across its 15 members.
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Which days last month had the lowest overall availability?
The lowest-availability days in June were the weekends, as expected — Saturday 13, Sunday 14, Saturday 20, Sunday 21, Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June all showed at or near zero work-status minutes firm-wide (14 Jun and 27 Jun were exactly zero). Availability recovers fully each Monday.
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Who changed their status most frequently yesterday — lots of in/out toggling?

Yesterday (Fri 17 Jul), three people tied for the most status changes, each with 8:

UserStatus changes
Gary Carroll8
Alice Harmon8
Michael Pearson8
Anna Whitfield6
Hannah Wallace6
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Compare average daily availability between the Finance and the Dispute teams this month.
So far in July, Finance averages about 4.7 available hours per person per day (1,270 hours across 15 members over 18 days), slightly ahead of Dispute's 4.5 hours per person per day (4,039 hours across 50 members). The two teams are close, with Finance marginally more available on a per-person basis.
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Were there any days where fewer than 3 people on the Finance team were available?
Yes. Looking at business hours (9–17) since the data began (13 Jun – 18 Jul), Finance's simultaneous headcount dropped below 3 on two weekdays: Wednesday 1 July (down to 1 person at times) and Thursday 16 July (down to 1 person). It also dipped to exactly 2 on Friday 10 July. Weekends trivially show 0, as nobody is scheduled then.
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3. Clients

Which clients consumed the most billable hours this quarter?
ClientHours (Q3 to date, 1–18 Jul)
Fractal Telecommunication LLC202.1 h
Valtratel AS202.1 h
Telavia Aeronautical Engineering AB201.4 h
Gilleon Services PLC200.9 h
Norton Systems AB193.0 h
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What percentage of our total hours went to our top 3 clients this year?
The top 3 clients this year (Valtratel AS 414.1 h, Telavia Aeronautical Engineering AB 409.4 h, Gilleon Services PLC 404.6 h) total 1,228.0 hours out of the firm's 7,645.1 billable hours logged year-to-date — about 16.1%. Note: the tenant's actual timesheet history only starts 13 June 2026.
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Which clients have had no time logged against them in the past 60 days?
5 clients have had zero time logged against them in the past 60 days (19 May – 18 Jul): Aeon Communication Inc, Atelmar Finance LLC, Davedon Retail AB, Idena Architecture PLC, and Sapetel Studios AB.
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How have hours for client Telior AB trended over the past 12 months?
The closest match in the system is Telior AS (no client named "Telior AB" exists). Its actual history only goes back to 13 June 2026: June (13–30) logged 185.6 hours over 13 active days (≈14.3 h/day), and July (1–18 so far) logged 171.8 hours over 15 active days (≈11.5 h/day) — roughly a 20% drop in daily pace month over month. No data exists further back, so a full 12-month trend isn't available.
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Which team spends the most time on client Telior AB?
Using Telior AS (the closest match): the Dispute team spends the most time on this client — 264.0 hours, vs 168.1 hours for Employment and 83.6 hours for Finance (13 Jun – 18 Jul).
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List all clients that have active projects but less than 10 hours logged this month.
Every client in the system has at least one project. Of those, 5 have logged zero hours this month (1–18 Jul), putting them under the 10-hour bar: Aeon Communication Inc, Atelmar Finance LLC, Davedon Retail AB, Idena Architecture PLC, and Sapetel Studios AB. Every other client already has 16+ hours logged this month.
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Which new clients (added in the last 90 days) are generating the most work?
ClientAddedHours generated since
Telavia Aeronautical Engineering AB20 Apr 2026409.4 h
Arpetel Logistics AS22 Apr 2026365.4 h
Finelia OY4 Jun 2026287.1 h
Finbank AB12 Jun 2026217.1 h
Wells Acetel AB16 May 2026208.3 h

22 clients in total were added in the last 90 days (since 19 Apr).

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Is our client workload concentrated or diversified — what does the distribution of hours across clients look like this year?
Workload is broadly diversified. The top 3 clients account for only about 16% of total hours, and the top 10 (out of 40 active clients) account for roughly 50% — with no single client exceeding about 5.4% of the firm's total billable time. It's a long tail rather than a few dominant accounts.
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Who created client Swedish Timber AB, and when exactly was it added to the system?
Swedish Timber AB was created by Ivy Sinclair on 30 June 2026 at 22:18:09 (Europe/Tallinn time), i.e. 2026-06-30T19:18:09.742Z UTC.
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Which clients were created in the last 30 days, by whom, and on what dates?

12 clients were created since 18 June 2026:

ClientCreatedBy
Sapetel Studios AB14 Jul 2026Megan Stewart
PMC Electronics LLC11 Jul 2026Ryan Cooper
Idena Architecture PLC8 Jul 2026Richard Jones
Indelex Systems AB8 Jul 2026Jack Morrison
Arktik Invest AS5 Jul 2026Emily Bryant
Horizon Machinery GmbH2 Jul 2026Claire Donovan
Swedish Timber AB30 Jun 2026Ivy Sinclair
Martel GmbH30 Jun 2026Sarah Bishop
Atelmar Finance LLC26 Jun 2026Mia Foster
Davedon Retail AB25 Jun 2026Chloe Robinson
Municipality of Greenwich24 Jun 2026Oliver Hampton
AMS Hotels AB18 Jun 2026Mia Foster
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Who has created the most new clients this year?
Lucas Grant has created the most clients this year (2026): 3, followed by a tie of several people at 2 each (Chloe Robinson, Megan Stewart, Mia Foster, Oliver Hampton, Rachel Powell, Richard Jones, Thomas Lawson). 34 clients have been created in total in 2026.
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Show me a monthly timeline of client creation over the past years?
MonthClients created
2025-061
2025-071
2025-091
2025-111
2025-122
2026-013
2026-024
2026-033
2026-044
2026-055
2026-069
2026-076 (so far)

All 40 clients on record were added between June 2025 and July 2026, with a clear acceleration from Q1 2026 onward.

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4. Projects

Which projects received the most hours this month?
ProjectClientHours (1–18 Jul)
Dispute with Ataxa GmbHValtratel AS120.9 h
Loan Agreements with Sundström BankFractal Telecommunication LLC111.7 h
Employment Dispute with Laura BennettKeitoberg LTD111.4 h
Public Procurement No 28545218 – Expansion of Trolleby Bridge 100Telavia Aeronautical Engineering AB110.4 h
Termination of Lease Agreement No 12-42 (Idelor AB, Almena Center)Nautica AS105.6 h
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Which projects have gone completely inactive (no time logged in 30+ days)?
None of the established projects have gone inactive — every project that had ever been worked on still has hours logged within the last 30 days. The only projects with zero logged time are 11 brand-new ones created on 16–18 Jul that simply haven't started yet: Lease Agreements (A320 Fleet), Termination of Distribution Agreement with Pollex GmbH 109, Termination of Lease Agreement No 12-42 (Idelor AB, Almena Center) 108, Public Procurement No 90561238 – Development of E-Government Portal, Sales Agreement No 144-1228 (Maltikal Chemical Facilities), Public Procurement No 28545218 – Expansion of Trolleby Bridge, Dispute with Environmental Protection Agency, Termination of Lease Agreement (Atelia 17), Patent Application for Heatcore Exchanger, Cooperation Agreement with Orvex Solutions LLC, and Employment Dispute with Daniel Carter.
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How many hours in total have been logged on project Vortexa since it started?
73.7 hours have been logged on "Settlement Negotiations with Vortexa Industries" (client: Swedish Timber AB) since it was created on 6 Jul 2026 — its entire lifetime to date.
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Who has worked on project Vortexa, and how many hours has each person contributed?

43 people have logged time on the Vortexa project. Top contributors:

UserHours
Benjamin Watts9.7 h
Isabella Ward4.7 h
John Smith4.3 h
Nathan Curtis3.8 h
Hannah Wallace3.7 h

The remaining 38 contributors each logged between 0.3 and 3.4 hours.

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Which projects have only one person working on them?
None. Every project with logged time has at least 10 contributors — the smallest is "Employment Dispute with Laura Bennett 111" with 10 people. (Separately, 11 brand-new projects have zero contributors so far because no time has been logged on them yet.)
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What's the average number of users contributing to each active project?
Among the 50 projects that have logged time, the average is about 51 contributors per project. If you count all 61 projects in the system, including the 11 brand-new ones with no contributors yet, the average drops to about 42.
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Compare hours logged on project Vortexa vs project Brackmoor over the last quarter.
Vortexa ("Settlement Negotiations with Vortexa Industries") didn't exist yet last quarter (Q2, Apr–Jun) — it was only created on 6 Jul. Brackmoor ("Insolvency of Brackmoor Retail LLC") logged 77.5 hours in Q2. Comparing them instead in the current quarter to date (1–18 Jul), where both are active: Vortexa has 73.7 hours (43 contributors) vs Brackmoor's 67.9 hours (38 contributors) — Vortexa is slightly ahead.
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Which projects saw the biggest week-over-week increase in logged hours?
"Joint Venture with Halvorsen Maritime OY" (Xenimex Entertainment Inc) saw by far the biggest jump: from 6.2 hours the week of 6–12 Jul to 30.9 hours the week of 13–18 Jul (+about 400%). Other notable risers: "Termination of Lease Agreement (Lindgatan 42)" (+100% per-day rate), "Public Procurement No 28545218 – Expansion of Trolleby Bridge 107" (+85%), and "Insolvency of Trellix Trading AB" (+55%).
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How is the workload for client Arpetel Logistics distributed across their projects?
Arpetel Logistics AS has 2 projects, and the workload is almost perfectly split between them: "Public Procurement No 90561238 – Development of E-Government Portal 112" at 182.8 hours and "Merger with Falkenberg Logistics OY" at 182.6 hours.
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Which projects had time logged this week by users outside the team that usually works on them?
This is hard to answer cleanly for this firm: team membership overlaps heavily (most staff belong to two of the three teams), so nearly every project already draws contributors from all three teams as a matter of course — Dispute, Employment and Finance members all show up on the same matters regularly. There's no project this week where a team appears that hasn't historically worked on it; cross-team contribution is the norm here rather than an exception worth flagging.
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Who created project Vortexa and when?
Kate Sheldon created "Settlement Negotiations with Vortexa Industries" on 6 July 2026 at 05:03 (Europe/Tallinn time).
17s
Which projects were created in the last 30 days, by whom, and for which clients?

26 projects were created since 18 June 2026:

ProjectClientCreatedBy
Lease Agreements (A320 Fleet)Indelex Systems AB18 JulGary Carroll
Termination of Distribution Agreement with Pollex GmbH 109Davedon Retail AB18 JulPeter Freeman
Termination of Lease Agreement No 12-42 (Idelor AB, Almena Center) 108Sapetel Studios AB18 JulJessica Miller
Public Procurement No 90561238 – Development of E-Government PortalAtelmar Finance LLC18 JulJulia Thornton
Sales Agreement No 144-1228 (Maltikal Chemical Facilities)Idena Architecture PLC18 JulSamuel Greenwood
Public Procurement No 28545218 – Expansion of Trolleby BridgeIdena Architecture PLC18 JulWilliam Barrett
Dispute with Environmental Protection AgencyHorizon Machinery GmbH18 JulRyan Cooper
Termination of Lease Agreement (Atelia 17)Municipality of Greenwich18 JulRuth Callahan
Patent Application for Heatcore ExchangerAeon Communication Inc18 JulRyan Cooper
Cooperation Agreement with Orvex Solutions LLCArktik Invest AS18 JulDavid Newton
Employment Dispute with Daniel CarterMorrison Engineering LLC17 JulRyan Cooper
Acquisition of Trenholm Foods ABHorizon Machinery GmbH16 JulRyan Cooper
Trademark Registration (Northwind Brands)Arktik Invest AS14 JulAva Russell
Employment Dispute with Laura Bennett 111Martel GmbH14 JulGary Carroll
Share Purchase Agreement (Indixa AB) 113PMC Electronics LLC14 JulVictoria Sanders
Software Licensing Agreement (Cloud Platform)Municipality of Greenwich13 JulSamantha Anderson
Acquisition of Steinholt Properties ABIndelex Systems AB11 JulAnna Whitfield
Joint Venture with Halvorsen Maritime OYXenimex Entertainment Inc9 JulRachel Powell
Public Procurement No 28545218 – Expansion of Trolleby Bridge 110AMS Hotels AB6 JulChris Moore
Settlement Negotiations with Vortexa IndustriesSwedish Timber AB6 JulKate Sheldon
Shareholders Agreement (Meridian Capital AB)Xenimex Entertainment Inc3 JulNatalie Brooks
Dispute with Alden Insurance LLCSwedish Timber AB1 JulLucas Grant
Termination of Partnership with Chromitel ABFinbank AB28 JunChris Moore
Termination of Distribution Agreement with Pollex GmbHFinbank AB24 JunWilliam Barrett
Employment Dispute with Laura Bennett 104Finelia OY24 JunThomas Lawson
Restructuring of Cavendish GroupFinelia OY18 JunZoe Patterson
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Are there projects that were created but have never had any time logged — who created them and how long ago?

Yes, 11 projects — all created within the last 1–2 days, which is why they haven't been touched yet:

ProjectCreated byWhen
Lease Agreements (A320 Fleet)Gary Carroll18 Jul (today)
Termination of Distribution Agreement with Pollex GmbH 109Peter Freeman18 Jul (today)
Termination of Lease Agreement No 12-42 (Idelor AB, Almena Center) 108Jessica Miller18 Jul (today)
Public Procurement No 90561238 – Development of E-Government PortalJulia Thornton18 Jul (today)
Sales Agreement No 144-1228 (Maltikal Chemical Facilities)Samuel Greenwood18 Jul (today)
Public Procurement No 28545218 – Expansion of Trolleby BridgeWilliam Barrett18 Jul (today)
Dispute with Environmental Protection AgencyRyan Cooper18 Jul (today)
Termination of Lease Agreement (Atelia 17)Ruth Callahan18 Jul (today)
Patent Application for Heatcore ExchangerRyan Cooper18 Jul (today)
Cooperation Agreement with Orvex Solutions LLCDavid Newton18 Jul (today)
Employment Dispute with Daniel CarterRyan Cooper1 day ago (17 Jul)
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How soon after a client is added do we typically create their first project — and who usually sets those up?
Across the 39 clients with a project, the first project typically appears about 2 weeks after the client is added (roughly 15 days on average, ranging from under a day to about 6 weeks). One client — Aeon Communication Inc — waited over 10 months for its first project. Interestingly, in every single case the first project was created by someone other than whoever added the client — no client-creator ever set up their own client's first project. No one person clearly "owns" this step firm-wide, though a handful of people (e.g. Chloe Robinson, David Newton, Gary Carroll) show up more than once as the one who sets up a new client's first matter.
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5. Users & teams

Which teams exist in our organization and how many members does each have?
TeamMembers
Dispute50
Employment30
Finance15

65 users total; membership overlaps since 30 of them belong to two teams.

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Which teams does Jessica belong to?
Jessica Miller belongs only to the Dispute team.
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List all members of the Finance team and flag anyone who is also on another team.

Finance has 15 members; 10 of them also belong to another team:

MemberAlso on
Chris MooreDispute
Brooke NormanDispute
Sophia ReedEmployment
Spencer HowellDispute
Emily BryantDispute
Grace MurphyDispute
Natalie BrooksEmployment
Lauren FisherDispute
Claire DonovanDispute
Kate SheldonDispute
Robin Hawkins— (Finance only)
Abigail Spencer— (Finance only)
Rachel Powell— (Finance only)
Julia Thornton— (Finance only)
Ellen Prescott— (Finance only)
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Which users belong to more than one team?

30 of the firm's 65 users belong to two teams (nobody is on all three): Elizabeth Jones, Chris Moore, Frank Davis, Richard Jones, Peter Freeman, Brooke Norman, Olivia Bennett, Emma Coleman, Sophia Reed, Spencer Howell, James Holloway, Ava Russell, Emily Bryant, Daniel Carter, Thomas Lawson, Joseph Sullivan, Grace Murphy, Hannah Wallace, Natalie Brooks, Andrew Bradley, Lauren Fisher, Megan Stewart, Jack Morrison, Samuel Greenwood, Claire Donovan, Nora Ellison, Ethan Parker, Kate Sheldon, Laura Bentley, and Ruth Callahan.

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When was Frank's account created, and who created it?
Frank Davis's account was created on 29 January 2025 by Elizabeth Jones.
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Which user accounts were added in the last 90 days, by whom, and on what dates?
UserCreatedBy
Ryan Cooper11 Jul 2026John Smith
Ruth Callahan7 Jul 2026Lauren Fisher
Ivy Sinclair30 Jun 2026Abigail Spencer
Diana Mercer1 May 2026Brooke Norman
Ellen Prescott23 Apr 2026Peter Freeman
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Are there users who don't belong to any team?
No — every one of the 65 users belongs to at least one team.
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How has each team's headcount changed over the past year?

Using account-creation dates as a proxy for growth (current membership, not a historical change log):

Team~1 year agoTodayGrowth
Dispute2150+29 (+138%)
Employment1230+18 (+150%)
Finance615+9 (+150%)

All three teams have roughly two-and-a-half times their headcount from a year ago, with Dispute adding the most people in absolute terms.

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6. Cross-collection insights

Which users were marked as available for long stretches but logged few billable hours (utilization gap)?

Comparing billable hours logged to hours available on the in/out board this month (1–19 Jul), these users show the widest utilization gap:

UserBilledAvailableUtilization
Amanda Green37.8 h65.2 h58.0%
Henry Mitchell45.9 h78.5 h58.5%
Sophia Reed41.3 h70.5 h58.5%
Mia Foster45.5 h76.9 h59.1%
Matthew Reeves55.6 h92.7 h60.0%
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What's each user's utilization rate (billable hours divided by available hours on the board) this month?

Firm-wide average utilization this month (1–19 Jul) is 75.3%. Highest and lowest individual rates:

UserUtilization
Highest
William Barrett93.4%
Lucas Grant91.6%
Benjamin Watts90.1%
Lowest
Amanda Green58.0%
Henry Mitchell58.5%
Sophia Reed58.5%
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Which team has the best utilization rate this quarter?
Finance has the best utilization this quarter (1–19 Jul): 77.5% (billable hours ÷ available board hours), ahead of Dispute at 75.2% and Employment at 72.8%.
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Did anyone log billable time on days they were marked out all day?
Yes — this month there are 19 instances across 18 users of someone billing time on a day where the board shows no working status at all (marked OUT all day, or no board record). George Harris did this on 2 separate days; the rest occurred once each.
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On days when availability was low firm-wide, did billable output drop proportionally?

Yes, closely. Using June as an example, weekends collapse together:

DayAvailabilityBillable hours
Sat 14 Jun0 h2.5 h
Sat 20 Jun4.8 h10.2 h
Sat 27 Jun0 h4.1 h
Typical weekday (e.g. 18 Jun)429.7 h326.4 h

Both metrics fall to near-zero together on non-business days — availability and billable output move in lockstep.

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Which users' timesheet hours don't line up with their status history this week — any anomalies I should review?
5 users logged billable time this week (13–19 Jul) on a day with no matching work status on the board: Anna Whitfield, Ava Russell, Benjamin Watts, John Smith, and Oliver Hampton. Each has exactly one such day — worth a quick check that their board status was just forgotten rather than time being misdated.
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Which teams are overloaded (high hours per available person) and which have spare capacity right now?
No team looks alarmingly overloaded, but Finance is running the tightest: 77.5% utilization and about 65.6 billed hours per person this quarter, the highest per-person load of the three. Employment has the most spare capacity, at 72.8% utilization (~60.2 h/person). Dispute sits in between (75.2%, ~60.7 h/person). The gaps between teams are modest.
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Give me a Monday-morning summary: who's in today, what got logged last week and any anomalies worth reviewing.

Who's in today: nobody is currently marked IN — all 65 users show OUT, except 3 on VACATION (Samantha Anderson, Peter Wilson, Isabella Ward).

Last week (6–12 Jul): 1,595.0 billable hours logged across 65 users and 1,408 tasks.

Anomalies worth reviewing: 3 users (Isabella Ward, Peter Wilson, Samantha Anderson) logged no time at all over the last 3 business days; 5 users this week billed time on a day with no matching board status (Anna Whitfield, Ava Russell, Benjamin Watts, John Smith, Oliver Hampton).

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Prepare a month-end report for client Morrison Engineering LLC: total hours, breakdown by project and by user, compared to the previous month.

Morrison Engineering LLC — month-to-date report (1–19 Jul, compared to June)

MetricThis month (to date)JuneChange
Total hours70.2 h97.3 h-27.9% raw, but +20.2% on a per-day basis (July isn't finished yet)

By project: all hours sit on "Construction Contract Dispute (Harborline Project)" — the client's only active matter. A second project, "Employment Dispute with Daniel Carter," was just opened on 17 Jul and has no hours logged yet.

By user (top contributors this month):

UserHours
Samantha Anderson3.6 h
John Smith3.2 h
Diana Mercer3.1 h
Natalie Brooks2.9 h
Emma Coleman2.5 h

46 people in total logged at least some time to this client this month, each in small increments — typical for a broadly-staffed dispute matter.

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7. After-hours & late-night work

Has anyone been working late nights this month? Who does it most?

Yes. Looking at billable entries touching 20:00–24:00 this month (1–19 Jul), the heaviest late-night billers are:

UserLate-night hours billed
Ivy Sinclair3.7 h
John Smith3.1 h
Jack Morrison2.9 h
Emily Bryant2.7 h
Chloe Robinson2.6 h
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For the people logging billable time late at night this month, does their in/out board history show them as working at those hours?
Yes, consistently. For every one of the late-night billers above (and every user in the firm this month), their in/out board shows a work status covering that same 20:00–24:00 window — in fact the board typically shows slightly more late-night working time than what got billed (e.g. Chloe Robinson billed 2.6 h late but her board shows 5.7 h of late work-status time). There are zero cases this month of someone billing late-night hours with no matching board record.
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8. Planned time & scheduling

What's scheduled for next week. Who's overbooked and who has room to take on more?

Very little is currently scheduled for next week (20–26 Jul) — only 6 people have any planned entries at all, and none of them are heavily booked:

UserPlanned hours
Chris Moore4.1 h
Hannah Wallace2.5 h
Jessica Miller2.5 h
Brooke Norman2.5 h
Ryan Cooper2.4 h
Olivia Bennett1.5 h

Nobody is overbooked. The other 59 users have no planned entries for next week at all — either they have full room to take on more work, or the schedule for that week simply hasn't been planned yet.

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9. Work type, tags & unattributed time

What's the type of work for client Charlton Milling AB this year?

Breakdown of billable work type for Charlton Milling AB in 2026:

Work typeHours
Preparation of memorandum29.6 h
Preparation of amendments to agreement26.5 h
Preparation of pleading23.9 h
Legal analysis23.9 h
Preparation of agreement23.0 h
Meetings22.9 h
Preparation of email17.1 h
Telephone calls14.1 h
Review of document12.3 h
Court hearing1.5 h
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How many hours are sitting in red-tagged (write-off / do-not-bill) entries this month, and for which clients?

85.9 hours are red-tagged this month (1–19 Jul), spread across 25 clients. Top 5:

ClientRed-tagged hours
Arpetel Logistics AS9.2 h
Valtratel AS6.3 h
Telavia Aeronautical Engineering AB6.2 h
Fractal Telecommunication LLC5.8 h
Norton Systems AB5.7 h
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How much logged time this month isn't attached to any client or project, and who has the most unattributed hours?
None — every one of the 4,000.7 billable hours logged this month (1–19 Jul) is attached to a client. There's no unattributed time to report right now.
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10. Data hygiene & anomalies

Who logs their time days after the fact instead of same-day?

Most people log same-day, but a handful consistently log with a lag. Ranked by how rarely they log same-day (13 Jun – 19 Jul):

UserMedian lagSame-day shareWorst lag
Spencer Howell2 days18.7%5 days
Zoe Patterson2 days20.9%4 days
Daniel Carter2 days21.2%4 days
Chris Moore1 day21.1%3 days
John Smith1 day31.4%3 days

The large majority of the firm logs same-day (100% same-day share for most users).

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Does anyone have overlapping time entries this month (double-billing?
No — a full scan of this month's entries (1–19 Jul) found zero user-days with overlapping time entries. No double-billing risk detected.
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Whose in/out board status hasn't changed in over a week?
Two users: Samantha Anderson and Isabella Ward. Both set their status to VACATION on 11 July and it hasn't changed since — expected, since they're both currently away (back 29 Jul and 22 Jul respectively).
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11. Vacation, coverage & workload balance

Who's on vacation right now and when is each person back?
UserBack
Isabella Ward22 Jul
Peter Wilson27 Jul
Samantha Anderson29 Jul
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Which weekday is our business-hours coverage thinnest — should we stagger anything?

Wednesday, clearly. Comparing business-hours (9–17) availability across 5 occurrences of each weekday since 13 June:

WeekdayAvailability
Thursday1,703.9 h
Friday1,682.3 h
Tuesday1,659.2 h
Monday1,643.7 h
Wednesday1,504.5 h

Wednesday runs about 9–12% thinner than every other weekday (and billable output is lowest that day too, per the productivity data) — worth staggering meetings or coverage rotations if Wednesday client responsiveness has been an issue.

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Is after-hours and weekend work concentrated in the same people (burnout risk)?
Only partly. There's real overlap for a few individuals — John Smith is in the top 5 for both weekend work and late-night work, and Rachel Powell, Daniel Carter and Anna Whitfield show up on both lists too — so those four are worth a wellbeing check-in. But the two lists are mostly made up of different people (e.g. weekend work is led by Zoe Patterson, Robin Hawkins and Isabella Ward, while late nights are led by Ivy Sinclair, Jack Morrison and Emily Bryant), so after-hours strain looks spread across a broad group rather than concentrated in one burned-out clique.
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12. Write operations

Log 2 hours for me yesterday on project Vortexa re settlement negotiations.
Done — logged 2 hours for you (John Smith) on Friday 18 July, 14:00–16:00, against "Settlement Negotiations with Vortexa Industries," tagged as a meeting entry with the note "Settlement negotiations."
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Mark Andrew as out sick today with a note that he is expected back Monday.
Done — Andrew Bradley is now marked OUT for today with the note: "Out sick today, expected back Monday (20 Jul)."
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Create a new client "Test Client".
Done — created a new client named "Test Client."
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13. Self-service

What did I work on last week?

Last week (6–12 Jul) you touched 18 different matters, totaling 21.9 hours. Top ones:

ProjectClientHours
Regulatory Compliance Review (Financial Services)Altel Manufacturing and Retail AB2.7 h
Dispute with Vandelore Holdings LLC 102Vircom AG2.0 h
Termination of Lease Agreement No 12-42 (Idelor AB, Almena Center)Nautica AS1.7 h
Restructuring of Cavendish GroupFinelia OY1.7 h
Public Procurement No 28545218 – Expansion of Trolleby Bridge 100Telavia Aeronautical Engineering AB1.6 h

The rest of the week was spread thinly across 13 other matters (0.5–1.5 h each).

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How many hours did I log last week in total?
You logged 21.9 hours last week (6–12 Jul), across 20 tasks.
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