Scoro vs Teamwork: Complete Comparison (2026)

Scoro vs Teamwork: which one actually runs your entire agency?

Both handle agency work: projects, tasks, team assignments, and some form of time tracking. But once work gets into the billing stage, most users end up opening other apps... because neither has proposals with e-signatures, contracts, or a fully white-labeled client portal where clients check status without emailing you.

Scoro covers financial reporting, invoicing, quoting, and resource planning from one platform, but the 5-seat minimum makes every plan start at $99.50/month, resource planning is locked to the $249.50/month tier, and there are no proposals with e-signatures or contracts anywhere in the product.

Teamwork covers client-facing project management with milestones, Gantt charts, and retainer tracking, but there's no invoicing, no proposals, no contracts, and the client portal is limited enough that most teams still send status updates by email.

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Last updated March 2026

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Quick comparison (TLDR)

Scoro is a Professional Services Automation platform covering quoting, project management, time tracking, invoicing, and financial reporting. Every plan requires a minimum of 5 seats, so the entry price is $99.50/month even for small agencies. Resource planning, one of Scoro's core draws, only unlocks at the $249.50/month Performance tier.

Teamwork is a project management platform aimed at client-facing teams, covering tasks, Gantt charts, milestones, retainer management, and a limited client portal. There is no invoicing, no proposals, and no contracts. Teamwork has a free plan for up to 5 users, which makes it the lower-cost entry point of the two.

Key differences at a glance

Invoicing: Scoro generates invoices and tracks revenue per project. Teamwork has no invoicing at all, so a separate billing tool is always required.
Entry cost: Teamwork is free up to 5 users. Scoro's 5-seat minimum starts at $99.50/month with no free plan.
Resource planning: Both have some capacity management. Scoro's is more detailed, but locked to the top-tier plan at $249.50/month minimum.
Client portal: Teamwork includes a limited client portal. Scoro has no client-facing portal at any tier.
Proposals and contracts: Neither tool has proposals with e-signatures or contracts, so a separate tool is needed for the sales stage in both cases.
Financial reporting: Scoro has detailed revenue, margin, and utilization reports. Teamwork's reporting focuses on project progress and time, not financials.

The verdict? Scoro suits agencies that prioritize financial visibility and have 5 or more people, accepting the higher minimum cost. Teamwork suits teams where client-facing project collaboration matters more, but a billing tool is always required alongside it. If you need proposals, contracts, a client portal, and invoicing in one place, Plutio covers everything for $19/month.

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Project management and task tracking

Your agency wins a new client. How long until the team has a working project structure with tasks, deadlines, and client visibility?

Scoro

Project management tied to financial data. Scoro organizes work through projects that link directly to quotes, time entries, and invoices. Tasks sit inside projects and can be assigned to team members with estimated hours. The Gantt view gives a timeline across deliverables, and the project dashboard shows budget consumed alongside work completed.

Projects linked to quotes and invoices
Gantt timeline for deliverables
Estimated vs actual hours per task
Project financial dashboard
No client-facing project view
Resource planning only on Performance plan ($249.50/month min)

Teamwork

Client-facing project management with milestones. Teamwork organizes work through projects, task lists, and milestones. Gantt charts show dependencies across tasks, and milestones mark key delivery dates. The client portal lets clients view specific project areas without a full account, though what clients can see is limited by what's explicitly shared with them.

Gantt with task dependencies
Milestones for delivery tracking
Client portal view (limited)
Retainer management
No invoicing connected to tracked time
Limited financial visibility per project

Time tracking and billing

The project runs for three weeks. How does billable time get logged, reviewed, and turned into a client invoice?

Scoro

Time entries connect directly to invoicing. Scoro's time tracker logs hours against specific tasks and projects. Those entries feed directly into the billing module, where uninvoiced time appears as a ready list. Invoices pull in the tracked hours, so the leap from work completed to invoice sent involves fewer manual steps than in most tools.

Timer and manual time entry
Time linked directly to invoices
Uninvoiced time report
Billable vs non-billable tracking
No mobile-first time tracking experience
Automation only available on Growth plan and above ($164.50/month min)

Teamwork

Time tracking without a billing destination. Teamwork logs time against tasks and projects with timer and manual entry. The time reports show who worked what and for how long. But Teamwork has no invoicing module, so tracked time goes nowhere useful on its own. Most Teamwork users export time logs and manually enter them into a separate billing tool like FreshBooks or QuickBooks.

Timer and manual time entry per task
Time reports by team member and project
Billable vs non-billable flags
No invoicing module
Time data requires manual export to billing tool
No direct link from hours to client invoice

Proposals, quoting, and contracts

A potential client asks for a quote. How does that lead turn into a signed agreement and a kicked-off project?

Scoro

Quoting with financial detail, but no e-signature contracts. Scoro includes a quoting module where agencies build itemized estimates tied to services and rates. Accepted quotes can convert into projects and eventually invoices. But Scoro has no contract feature with e-signatures, so the legal agreement stage still requires a separate tool like PandaDoc or DocuSign.

Itemized quoting tied to service rates
Quote-to-project conversion
Quote tracking and approval status
No proposals with e-signatures
No contract templates
No combined proposal and contract flow

Teamwork

No quoting or contracts at any tier. Teamwork has no quoting, no proposals, and no contracts. Teamwork starts at the project management stage and assumes the sales and agreement process happened elsewhere. Agencies using Teamwork typically handle proposals and contracts in a separate CRM or document tool, then manually create a project in Teamwork once the deal is closed.

No quoting module
No proposal tool
No contract or e-signature tool
No lead or CRM pipeline
Project creation must happen manually after a deal closes

Client portal and communication

A client wants to check project status. Do they get a login to a branded space, or do they send you an email asking for an update?

Scoro

No client-facing portal at any plan level. Scoro runs as an internal team tool. There is no client portal where clients log in to review project status, approve deliverables, or access shared files. Agencies using Scoro share updates via email or through a separate tool. At Scoro's price point, having no client portal is a real gap for agencies that want clients in a branded, professional space.

No client portal
No client login or branded access
Client communication stays in email
File storage available internally, but not client-facing

Teamwork

Client portal available, but limited in scope. Teamwork includes a client portal that lets clients view specific tasks and files without a full team account. Clients see only what the team explicitly shares. The portal uses Teamwork's branding and domain, so agencies cannot present it as their own branded client space. There's no custom domain option and no white-labeling at any tier.

Clients can log in and view shared tasks
File sharing with clients
Teamwork branding on all client views
No custom domain or white-labeling
Limited to viewing tasks and files only

Invoicing and financial reporting

The project wraps up. How does completed work turn into a sent invoice and a clear picture of project margins?

Scoro

Invoicing and margin visibility built in. Scoro generates invoices directly from tracked time and expenses. The billing module shows uninvoiced work, unpaid invoices, and overdue amounts. Financial reports break down revenue by client, project, and service line, showing margin and utilization alongside raw revenue figures, which is where Scoro separates itself from Teamwork on financial visibility.

Invoice generation from tracked time
Revenue and margin reports per project
Unpaid and overdue payment tracking
Expense tracking
No online payment collection built in (requires integration)
Recurring invoices require Growth plan ($164.50/month min)

Teamwork

No invoicing at any tier. Teamwork tracks time and project progress but has no invoicing module. There is no way to generate a client invoice, no payment collection, and no revenue reporting inside Teamwork. Agencies running Teamwork always need a separate tool for billing, whether that's FreshBooks, QuickBooks, or a custom invoicing setup, which means manual data transfer every billing cycle.

Project budget tracking
Time reports for billing reference
No invoice generation
No payment collection
No revenue or margin reporting
Billing data requires manual export

Team collaboration and resource planning

Three projects run at the same time. How does the team stay aligned on who is working on what, and how much capacity is left?

Scoro

Resource planning at the top tier. Scoro shows team workloads and scheduled hours across projects, helping managers see where capacity sits. The Work Report shows actual vs planned hours per person. But the full resource planning view, the one that shows capacity across the full team over time, is only available on the Performance plan at $49.90/user/month, meaning a 5-person team pays at least $249.50/month to access it.

Work report with actual vs planned hours
Task assignments with time estimates
Resource planning view (Performance plan only)
Full capacity planning locked to top tier

Teamwork

Workload view available on Grow plan. Teamwork includes a workload view that shows how many hours each team member has assigned per day. Managers can see overloaded team members and redistribute tasks. The workload view unlocks on the Grow plan at $19.99/user/month. Teamwork also supports multiple assignees on tasks and supports subtasks, which helps with collaborative work.

Workload view per team member
Multiple assignees on tasks
Subtask support
Workload view locked to Grow plan ($19.99/user/month)
No financial capacity planning (hours only)

Pricing and plan structure

A 3-person agency needs project management, time tracking, and invoicing. What does that actually cost each month?

Scoro

Per-user pricing with a hard 5-seat minimum. Every Scoro plan requires a minimum of 5 seats, so a 3-person team pays for 5 seats regardless. The Core plan at $19.90/user/month becomes $99.50/month minimum. Growth at $32.90/user/month is $164.50/month minimum. The most complete tier, Performance, at $49.90/user/month is $249.50/month minimum. There is no free plan and no trial period listed on the public pricing page.

5-seat minimum on every plan
No free plan
Resource planning locked to top tier
Core: $99.50/month minimum (5 seats)
Growth: $164.50/month minimum (5 seats)
Performance: $249.50/month minimum (5 seats)

Teamwork

Per-user pricing with a free entry tier. Teamwork's Free plan supports up to 5 users with basic project management. The Starter plan is $5.99/user/month, Deliver is $9.99/user/month, and Grow is $19.99/user/month. Scale is custom pricing. A 3-person agency on the Deliver plan pays $29.97/month, which is substantially less than Scoro's minimum. But since Teamwork has no invoicing, most agencies add a separate billing tool, which adds $15-30/month to the real cost.

Free plan (up to 5 users)
No seat minimum on paid plans
Starter: $5.99/user/month
Deliver: $9.99/user/month
Grow: $19.99/user/month
No invoicing, so billing tool cost always added on

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Scoro vs Teamwork pricing breakdown

Getting the full feature set from either platform costs more than the headline per-user price suggests, and the gap between what each tool offers at that price is significant.

Scoro Pricing (2026)

Core: $19.90/user/month (annual). 5-seat minimum = $99.50/month. Includes projects, tasks, time tracking, invoicing, quoting, and basic CRM. Automation not included.
Growth: $32.90/user/month (annual). 5-seat minimum = $164.50/month. Adds automation, recurring invoices, and project budget tracking.
Performance: $49.90/user/month (annual). 5-seat minimum = $249.50/month. Full resource planning, advanced financial reports, and utilization tracking.

Teamwork Pricing (2026)

Free: $0/month for up to 5 users. Includes tasks, milestones, and basic collaboration. Limited to 2 projects on the Free plan.
Starter: $5.99/user/month (annual). Adds more projects, time tracking, and basic reporting.
Deliver: $9.99/user/month (annual). Adds Gantt charts, client portals, retainer management, and more reporting.
Grow: $19.99/user/month (annual). Adds workload management, resource scheduling, and advanced budgeting.
Scale: Custom pricing. Enterprise features and dedicated support.

The real cost: what agencies actually pay

Scoro has no proposals with e-signatures and no contracts, so agencies add a document signing tool. Teamwork has no invoicing at all, so agencies always add a billing tool. The supplementary tools add up:

Proposals and e-signatures: PandaDoc Starter at $19/month per user, or similar
Contracts: Included in most proposal tools or added via DocuSign at $25/month
Invoicing (for Teamwork users): FreshBooks Lite at $19/month or QuickBooks Simple Start at $30/month
Client portal (for Scoro users): Copilot or a custom client portal tool at $29-59/month

A 3-person team on Scoro Core pays $99.50/month for the platform, then adds a proposal tool and potentially a client portal, pushing real cost toward $148-180/month. A 3-person team on Teamwork Deliver pays $29.97/month but always adds an invoicing tool, bringing real cost to $50-60/month. For comparison, Plutio covers proposals, contracts, projects, time tracking, invoicing, and a white-labeled client portal at $19/month flat.

The verdict: Teamwork costs less to start, but the invoicing gap means a billing tool is always required. Scoro costs more but covers invoicing and financial reporting natively. Neither covers proposals with e-signatures or contracts, so both leave the sales stage to another tool.

Which tool is better for your business type?

Scoro and Teamwork serve the same general audience of agencies and client-facing teams, but the trade-offs between financial depth and client collaboration pull them toward different workflows.

Small agencies (under 5 people)

Teamwork's Free or Starter plan works for small agencies focused on project delivery. Scoro's 5-seat minimum makes it an expensive entry point for teams of 1-3 people, even if the financial features are worth it at scale. Agencies that need invoicing alongside project management should factor in the separate billing tool cost on top of Teamwork's pricing.

Agencies with hourly billing

Scoro's time-to-billing flow is more direct. Time entries connect directly to uninvoiced work reports, and invoices pull in logged hours with one step. Teamwork tracks time accurately but requires a manual handoff to a billing tool every cycle. Over 20 clients a month, that handoff takes 3-5 hours and introduces errors.

Retainer-based agencies

Teamwork has specific retainer management features where hours are tracked against a monthly budget. Clients can see remaining retainer hours if given portal access. Scoro handles recurring invoices on the Growth plan and can track hours against project budgets, but the retainer workflow is less structured out of the box.

Agencies focused on financial visibility

Scoro covers this with a financial dashboard that shows revenue, margin, and utilization per client and project. Managers can see which projects are profitable and where time is being spent beyond scope. Teamwork's reporting stays at the project and task level, with no revenue or margin data.

Client-facing teams where clients check work directly

Teamwork has the edge here. The client portal lets clients view tasks and files without a team account. Scoro has no equivalent client-facing view. For agencies where clients want to see project progress without scheduling a call, Teamwork's portal, limited as it is, solves that problem. Platforms like Plutio take this further with a fully white-labeled portal at a custom domain.

What both tools are missing

Both Scoro and Teamwork cover their core use case, but agencies that need the full workflow from new lead to paid invoice find gaps in both.

Proposals with e-signatures

Neither Scoro nor Teamwork has a proposal tool where clients read, sign, and pay in one document. Scoro has quoting for internal estimates, but quoting is not the same as a client-facing proposal with legally binding signature. Teamwork has nothing at the sales stage at all. Most agencies using either tool keep a separate proposal tool running alongside it.

Contracts

No contract templates, no e-signature workflows, and no way to send a client agreement for digital signing exist in either platform. Contract signing stays in a separate tool for every agency using Scoro or Teamwork, whether that's DocuSign, PandaDoc, or a similar service at $19-45/month per user.

White-labeled client portal

Teamwork has a client portal, but it shows Teamwork's branding and runs on Teamwork's domain. Scoro has no client-facing portal at all. Agencies that want clients to experience a branded, professional space without visible third-party software need to add another tool or build something custom. Platforms like Plutio offer a client portal at a custom domain with no third-party branding visible.

Complete billing automation

Scoro gets close to billing automation, with time feeding into invoices, but online payment collection requires a payment integration rather than a built-in checkout. Teamwork has no billing at all. Neither platform lets clients pay an invoice inside the same environment where they see their project updates.

Single sign-on for the full workflow

Every agency using Scoro or Teamwork logs into at least one additional tool for the parts each platform doesn't cover. For Scoro users that usually means a proposal and contract tool. For Teamwork users that means a proposal tool, a contract tool, and an invoicing tool. Each additional login means another place to look for client data and another monthly fee.

What users do when neither tool is enough

When neither Scoro nor Teamwork covers the full workflow, agencies run two parallel systems: one for what the chosen tool handles, and separate tools for everything else.

The typical workaround stack

Scoro or Teamwork for project management and time tracking ($0-249.50/month)
PandaDoc or Proposify for proposals with e-signatures ($19-49/month per user)
DocuSign for contracts outside the proposal tool ($25/month)
FreshBooks or QuickBooks for invoicing (Teamwork users, $19-30/month)
Copilot or custom portal for branded client access (Scoro users, $29-59/month)

A 5-person agency running Scoro Core with a proposal tool and a client portal pays $99.50 plus $95 plus $49, landing near $244/month. A 5-person agency running Teamwork Deliver with a proposal tool and an invoicing tool pays $49.95 plus $95 plus $30, landing near $175/month. Both stacks require logins to 3-4 separate platforms and manual data transfer at each handoff.

The hidden cost: time spent on handoffs

Each data transfer between tools takes 10-20 minutes per client. Across 15 active clients with monthly billing cycles, that is 2.5 to 5 hours every month spent copying information from one tool to another, not doing billable work.

The one-platform alternative

Some agencies move to a single platform that covers the full workflow. The trade-off is a learning period and data migration, but ongoing admin drops because the workflow lives in one place with no manual handoffs between tools.

What one platform looks like in practice

If you are curious: Plutio is one platform that covers proposals, contracts, project management, time tracking, invoicing, and a white-labeled client portal. The comparison table below shows exactly where Plutio fills the gaps left by Scoro and Teamwork. The goal is not to push you toward Plutio specifically, but to show what a unified agency workflow can look like.

Final verdict: Scoro vs Teamwork

Both Scoro and Teamwork handle the project management core that agencies need. The differences emerge in what happens before the project starts and what happens after the work is done.

Scoro trade-offs:

Teams of 5+ people where the seat minimum doesn't inflate the monthly cost, but smaller agencies still pay for seats they don't use
Financial visibility across projects, including margins and utilization, is a priority, but resource planning only unlocks at $249.50/month minimum
Time tracking needs to connect directly to invoicing without a manual export step, but automation requires the Growth plan at $164.50/month minimum
Teams that quote, manage projects, and invoice from one place, but still need separate tools for proposals with e-signatures and client portals

But know that: Scoro has no client-facing portal, no proposals with e-signatures, and no contracts, so the sales stage and client communication both stay in separate tools.

Teamwork trade-offs:

Small teams and budget-constrained agencies where the free plan fits the project volume, but the free tier limits teams to 2 active projects
Clients need visibility into project progress without a full team login, but the portal uses Teamwork's branding with no white-labeling option
Retainer tracking matters and the Grow plan's workload features fit the workflow, but the Grow plan costs $19.99/user/month
Already has a billing tool and doesn't need invoicing built into the PM platform, but every billing cycle requires a manual data export

But know that: Teamwork has no invoicing at all, so a billing tool is always required alongside it. The client portal uses Teamwork's branding with no custom domain option.

Consider switching to one platform if:

You run proposals and contracts in one tool, then re-enter client data into Scoro or Teamwork when the project starts
Your billing cycle requires manually exporting time from Teamwork into a separate invoicing tool
Clients ask for a login to track project status and the current solution feels branded as someone else's software
Your monthly stack of PM tool plus proposal tool plus invoicing tool exceeds what a single platform would cost
Onboarding new clients means sending files through 3 different systems before work begins

But know that: Switching means migrating project data and training the team on a new interface. For most agencies, a focused transition takes 1-2 weeks.

The bottom line: Scoro offers strong financial reporting and invoicing. Teamwork offers client-facing project collaboration and a more accessible price point. Both handle project management, but both stop at the edges of the workflow where proposals, contracts, and a branded client portal should begin. If your workflow already spans multiple tools, the comparison table below shows how all-in-one platforms like Plutio stack up against both.

Research & Sources

This comparison is based on direct hands-on testing, official documentation review, and analysis of user feedback across major review platforms. All data was verified in March 2026.

Research methodology

Each tool was evaluated through active trial accounts, official feature documentation, and analysis of 400+ user reviews across G2, Capterra, and TrustRadius. Focus was placed on 1-3 star reviews where users describe genuine limitations rather than general satisfaction.

Platform ratings (March 2026)

Scoro: 4.5/5 on G2 (400+ reviews), praised for financial reporting and all-in-one billing, criticized for high minimum cost and steep learning curve
Teamwork: 4.4/5 on G2 (1,000+ reviews), praised for client portal and Gantt views, criticized for lack of invoicing and limited free plan project caps
Plutio: 4.6/5 on G2 (200+ reviews), praised for all-in-one coverage and white-labeling

Common user complaints (from 1-3 star reviews)

Scoro users frequently mention: "5-seat minimum is expensive for small teams," "Resource planning locked to the expensive tier," "No client portal," "Setup takes longer than expected"

Teamwork users frequently mention: "No invoicing built in," "Client portal is too limited," "Free plan only allows 2 projects," "Reporting lacks financial data"

Pricing sources (verified March 2026)

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Scoro vs Teamwork vs Plutio: full feature comparison

See how all three tools compare on project management, invoicing, client portals, proposals, and time tracking

PRICING Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Starting price	$19/month (Core plan)	$26/user/month (Essential, 5-user minimum, annual billing)	$13.99/user/month (Deliver plan, $10.99/user annual)
Free plan	No free plan (14-day trial available)	No free plan (14-day trial)	Free plan for up to 5 users and 5 projects
Trial period	14-day free trial	14-day free trial (no credit card required)	30-day free trial
PROJECT MANAGEMENT Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Manage projects and tasks	Fully flexible project and task setup you can shape to your workflow	Full project management with Gantt charts, task lists, and milestones	Full project management with List, Board, Table, and Gantt views
Project roles and permissions	Control exactly who can view or edit each part of a project	Role-based access control with customizable permissions per project	4 project access levels (full, read-only, overview, hidden)
Multiple task boards	Unlimited boards to run parallel workflows in the same project	Single task list per project with filtered views	Single board per project
Embeddable project boards	Live project boards embedded into client portals or websites	No embeddable project boards	No embeddable project boards
Sharable project boards	Read-only public links for sharing progress without risk	No shareable project boards	Limited sharing via client portal (no public links)
Project stages and milestones	Define custom project lifecycles for different types of work	Project milestones and phases with Gantt visualization	Custom task statuses and milestones with dependencies
Connected proposals, contracts, and invoices	Everything related stays connected to the project automatically	Quotes convert to projects and invoices (no contracts)	Only invoicing is built-in (no proposals or contracts)
Custom project data fields	Track, sort, filter, and report on custom project data	Custom fields on projects and tasks	Custom fields on projects and tasks (Free: 2, Deliver: 3, Grow+: unlimited)
Kanban boards	Drag-and-drop tasks across customizable columns	Board view available (limited compared to dedicated PM tools)	Board view included on all plans
Table view	Bulk-edit tasks like a spreadsheet	Table/list view available	Table view with bulk editing
List view	Clean task lists with clear hierarchy	Task list view available	List view is the default project view
Calendar view	See tasks and deadlines on a calendar	Calendar view available	Calendar view shows tasks and deadlines
Gantt view	Plan work visually with task order and dependencies	Interactive Gantt chart with dependencies and milestones	Gantt chart with dependencies and milestones
Subtasks	Break work down into multiple nested levels	Subtasks supported (launched early 2026)	Nested subtasks supported
Email to task	Turn emails into tasks without manual copying	No email to task	Forward emails to create tasks
Task comments	Keep discussions tied directly to each task	Task comments with discussions	Comments with @mentions on tasks
Task attachments	Store files directly on the task they belong to	File attachments on tasks	File attachments on tasks
Task priorities	Define priority levels that fit your workflow	Priority levels on tasks	3 default priority levels (high, medium, low) with custom options
Task labels & color coding	Use unlimited labels to visually organize tasks	Tags and color coding on tasks	Tags and color labels on tasks
Multiple task assignees	Assign tasks to one or multiple teammates	Multiple assignees per task	Multiple assignees per task
Task templates	Reuse task-level structures across projects	Project and task templates	Task list templates and project templates
Task permissions	Control access at the individual task level	Role-based task permissions	Project-level permissions (4 levels, not per-task)
Task dependencies	Prevent work from starting out of order	Task dependencies with Gantt chart visualization	Predecessor and successor dependencies
Recurring tasks	Automate repeating work with flexible schedules	Recurring tasks supported	Recurring tasks with flexible schedules
Custom task data fields	Add task-level fields for tracking custom details	Custom fields on tasks	Custom fields on tasks (Free: 2, Deliver: 3, Grow+: unlimited)
TIME TRACKING Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Time tracking system	Easily track time using timers or manual entries	Built-in time tracker with timer and manual entry	Timer and manual time entry built-in
Task-level tracking	Log time directly against tasks and subtasks	Track time per task	Track time per task and subtask
Project-level tracking	See time spent per project and per client	Track time per project with budget and cost tracking	Track time per project and client
Billable time tracking	Clearly separate billable and non-billable time	Billable and non-billable time tracking with cost rates	Billable and non-billable categorization
Billable time invoicing	Turn tracked time into invoices without extra steps	Convert tracked time to invoice line items	Generate invoices from time logs, export to QuickBooks or Xero (no payment collection)
Timesheet reports	View detailed time reports by task, project, or client	Comprehensive timesheet reports with utilization metrics	Detailed timesheet reports with filters
Team timesheets	See how each team member tracks their time	Team timesheets with approval and utilization tracking	Company timesheets (Grow+) with approval workflows (all plans)
PROPOSALS Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Create and send proposals	Create proposals clients can review, approve, and sign in one flow	Quotes/estimates only (not full proposals)	Not built-in (requires third-party tools)
Drag-and-drop proposal builder	Create custom, branded proposals without layout limits or code	No proposal builder (quote/estimate form only)	Not supported
Reusable proposal templates	Reuse proven proposal layouts across clients	Reusable quote templates	Not supported
Real-time proposal analytics	See exactly when proposals are opened and reviewed	No proposal analytics	Not supported
Live messenger on proposals	Answer questions directly while clients review proposals	No live messenger on quotes	Not supported
Proposal flow automation	Move from proposal to contract, invoice, or booking automatically	Quote-to-project automation when quote is accepted	Not supported
Convert proposal to invoice	Create invoices directly from approved proposals	Convert quote to invoice	Not supported
Packages and add-ons	Offer upsells and add-ons directly inside proposals	No packages or add-ons in quotes	Not supported
Interactive pricing tables	Let clients choose options before approving	Line-item pricing in quotes (not interactive)	Not supported
Dynamic data and variables	Auto-fill proposal content with client and project data	No dynamic data/variables in quotes	Not supported
Expiration dates	Automatically expire proposals after a set date	Quote expiration/validity dates	Not supported
PDF Export	Download as branded PDFs	PDF export for quotes	Project reports exportable (no proposal PDFs)
Reusable content blocks	Create reusable proposal sections you can reuse on demand	No reusable content blocks	Not supported
Legally binding e-signatures	Collect secure electronic signatures on proposals	No e-signatures on quotes	Not supported
Custom proposal data fields	Create custom proposal data you can sort, filter, and report on	No custom quote data fields	Not supported
CONTRACTS Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Create and sign contracts	Create, send, and sign contracts in one continuous flow	No contract feature	Not built-in
Drag-and-drop contract builder	Create fully custom contracts with flexible layouts, no code or formatting limits	No contract builder	Not supported
Legally binding e-signatures	Collect secure signatures with audit trails and signer verification	No native e-signatures (integrates with DocuSign via Zapier)	Not supported
Multi-signature / signees	Collect signatures from multiple people on the same contract	No contract feature	Not supported
Reusable contract templates	Reuse contract structures to create new agreements faster	No contract templates	Not supported
Auto-reminders automation	Automatically follow up until contracts are signed	No contract feature	No contract feature
Dynamic data/variables	Auto-fill contract content with client and project data	No contract feature	Not supported
Contract automation triggers	Trigger automated workflows the moment a contract is signed	No contract feature	Not supported
View notifications	See when contracts are opened and reviewed	No contract feature	No contract feature
PDF download with signature certificate	Download signed contracts with official proof of signature	No contract feature	Not supported
Custom signer data fields	Collect structured signer information during signing	No contract feature	Not supported
Custom contract data fields	Create custom contract data you can sort, filter, and report on	No contract feature	Not supported
INVOICES & PAYMENTS Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Create invoices and get paid	Send invoices and collect payments in one connected flow	Create and send invoices with Stripe integration	Basic invoicing from time logs and fixed fees (export to PDF, QuickBooks, Xero; no payment collection)
Fully branded invoices	Match invoices to your brand with custom logos, colors, and layout	Fully branded invoices with customizable templates	Basic invoice layout (no drag-and-drop branding)
Drag and drop invoice builder	Create custom invoice layouts visually without formatting limits	Template-based invoice creation (no drag-and-drop)	Not supported
Customizable line items	Edit pricing, quantities, descriptions, and structure freely	Customizable line items with service catalog	Basic line items on invoices (time logs and fixed fees)
Item or invoice discounts	Apply discounts at the item or full invoice level	Discounts on invoices and line items	Not supported
Customizable taxes	Create tax rules that match your location and use case	Customizable tax rates with VAT support	Not supported
ACH payments	Accept bank transfers for lower-fee payments	ACH via Stripe integration	Not supported
Stripe integration	Accept credit and debit cards instantly	Native Stripe integration	No native Stripe payment integration
Square integration	Collect in-person payments when needed	No Square integration	Not supported
PayPal integration	Let clients pay using PayPal	No PayPal integration	Not supported
Flexible partial payments	Collect deposits and split payments across milestones	Partial payments and deposits supported	Not supported
Payment plans	Break invoices into scheduled installments	No payment plans	Not supported
Automated recurring invoices	Automatically send invoices on a recurring schedule	Recurring and scheduled invoices	Not supported
Subscription management	Manage ongoing client subscriptions and billing	No subscription management	Not supported
Automated payment reminders	Follow up automatically until invoices are paid	Automated payment reminders	Not supported
Reusable invoice templates	Reuse invoice layouts without rebuilding each time	Reusable invoice templates	Not supported
Multiple currency support	Bill clients globally in their local currency	Multiple currency support	Multi-currency support (1 on Free, 5 on Deliver, unlimited on Grow+)
Invoice automation triggers	Trigger automated workflows when invoices are sent or paid	Invoice from quote/project automation	Basic invoice automation via time log triggers
View notifications	See when invoices are opened and paid	No invoice view notifications	Basic invoice notifications (no detailed view tracking)
Built-in expense tracking	Track project-related costs alongside invoices	Built-in expense tracking with receipt attachment	Budget tracking per project (no receipt-level expenses)
Invoice deposits	Collect upfront payments before work starts	Invoice deposits supported	Not supported
Auto-invoice billable time	Turn tracked time into invoices automatically	Auto-invoice tracked billable time	Export time to QuickBooks or Xero for invoicing
Custom invoice data fields	Create custom invoice data you can sort, filter, and report on	Custom fields on invoices	Not supported
INBOX Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Centralized unified inbox	Manage email, chat, and messages from one shared inbox	No unified inbox	Project messages and Chat included with paid plans (no unified client inbox)
Full email integration	Connect and manage all your email accounts in one place	Email integration via Outlook and Gmail add-ons	Email-to-task and email notifications (no full inbox sync)
Embeddable live chat	Add real-time chat to your website and client portals	No live chat	Not supported
Instant direct messages	Message teammates privately without leaving your workspace	No direct messaging	Direct messages via Teamwork Chat (included with paid plans)
Contextual project conversations	Keep conversations tied directly to the project they belong to	Task and project comments (no dedicated conversations)	Project-level messages tied to tasks and projects
Team channels	Create shared spaces for team-wide discussions	No team channels	Team channels via Teamwork Chat (included with paid plans)
Customized channels	Organize channels by team, topic, or workflow	No channels	Channels via Teamwork Chat (basic, included with paid plans)
@mentions	Notify teammates instantly inside conversations	@mentions in comments	@mentions in task comments and messages
Message read receipts	See when messages are read	No messaging	Not supported
File sharing in chat	Share files directly inside conversations	No chat (file attachments in comments only)	File attachments in task comments (no dedicated chat)
Shared email inbox	Collaborate on incoming emails as a team	No shared email inbox	Not supported
Inbox mobile app	Access and respond to messages on mobile	No inbox feature	iOS and Android apps include messaging
Email reply to inbox	Reply from your email client and keep conversations synced	No inbox feature	Email replies create task comments
FILES Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Store and manage files	Keep all client and project files in one organized place	File management attached to projects and tasks	File storage on tasks and projects
Advanced folder organization	Organize files by project, client, or structure you choose	Project-based file organization	Project-based file organization (no nested folders)
Folder permissions	Control who can view or edit folders	Role-based file access permissions	Project-level permissions control file access
People folders	Group files by person when needed	No people-specific folders	Files are project-based, not person-based
Project folders	Keep files scoped to each project	Files organized by project	Files organized within projects
In-app previews	Preview files instantly without downloading	Basic file previews	In-app file previews supported
Custom file data fields	Capture file metadata you can sort and filter	No custom file data fields	No custom file metadata fields
Built-in documents	Create and edit documents directly inside Plutio	No built-in document editor	Teamwork Spaces is a separate product
Comments on files and docs	Leave comments directly on files and documents	Comments on tasks with attached files	Comments on task attachments
Bulk file actions	Move, tag, or manage many files at once	Basic bulk actions	Bulk file select, download, move, copy, and delete
Files search & filter	Find files quickly using search and filters	Basic file search	Search across projects and files
External cloud sync	Sync files with Google Drive or Dropbox	Google Drive and Dropbox integration	Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive integrations
Secure sharing controls	Restrict access with permissions or passwords	Role-based sharing controls	Project-level access controls
File sharing links	Share files externally with controlled access	Share files via project access	Share via project access (no direct file links)
SCHEDULING Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Schedule meetings	Let clients book meetings directly without back-and-forth emails	No meeting scheduling feature	Not built-in
Branded booking page	Build a fully branded, customizable booking system using a drag-and-drop editor	No booking page	Not supported
Advanced availability management	Define flexible availability rules applied automatically to bookings	No availability management for bookings	Not supported
Automatic buffer times	Add buffer time automatically between meetings	No buffer times	Not supported
Multiple meeting types	Create unlimited booking types with different rules and setups	No meeting types	Not supported
Calendar sync (Google/Outlook)	Two-way calendar sync that stays up to date automatically	Google Calendar and Outlook sync	No scheduling feature (project calendar sync only)
Customizable booking confirmations	Fully customizable confirmation pages with no layout or branding limits	No booking confirmations	Not supported
Redirect after booking	Send bookers anywhere after scheduling, not just a fixed thank-you page	No booking page	Not supported
Booking automation triggers	Trigger automated workflows the moment a meeting is booked	No booking automation	Not supported
Smart meeting reminders	Send automatic reminders without manual follow-ups	Deadline alerts and notifications	No scheduling feature
Automatic timezone detection	Handle timezones automatically without manual adjustments	No timezone detection for bookings	No scheduling feature
Paid appointments (Stripe/PayPal)	Collect payments during booking without extra steps	No paid appointments	Not supported
Custom booking forms	Build booking forms with full control over questions and layout	No booking forms	Not supported
Minimum notice / daily booking limits	Set booking limits to control lead time and daily volume	No booking limits	Not supported
Rescheduling and cancellation controls	Define flexible rules for rescheduling and cancellations	No rescheduling controls	Not supported
AUTOMATION Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Automated workflows builder	Build advanced workflows visually without code or rigid templates	Basic automation rules (no visual workflow builder)	Rule-based automations (all plans including Free with 100 actions/month, no visual builder)
Trigger-based workflows	Start workflows from real events across projects, clients, and payments	Basic trigger-based actions (e.g., quote accepted creates project)	Task-based triggers: status change, assignee change, due date (all plans)
Schedule-based workflows	Run workflows on schedules you control, not fixed intervals	Scheduled recurring invoices and tasks	Not supported
Multi-step workflows	Chain multiple actions into one continuous automation	No multi-step workflows	Single trigger with multiple actions
True/False branching	Create conditional paths instead of one-size-fits-all flows	No branching logic	No conditional branching
Delay-based actions	Add precise timing between steps, down to minutes or days	No delay-based actions	Not supported
Create & update records	Create, update, or move records automatically across the system	Auto-create projects from accepted quotes	Auto-create tasks and update statuses
Move & duplicate records	Reorganize work automatically without manual cleanup	No automated move/duplicate	Move tasks between lists and projects
Delete & archive records	Automatically archive or remove records based on rules	No automated delete/archive	Archive tasks and projects manually
API calls (webhooks)	Trigger or receive real-time events from external systems	REST API and webhooks available	Webhooks and REST API available
Send emails	Send automated emails tied to real workflow events	Email notifications for invoices and quotes	Email notifications on triggers (no custom email templates)
Post comments	Add notes or comments automatically where work happens	No automated comment posting	Auto-add comments via triggers
Complete automation logs	See exactly what ran, when, and why	No automation logs	Automation activity logs with run history
Auto-fill data/variables	Pass data between steps dynamically without manual mapping	No auto-fill variables	No dynamic variable support in automations
Cross-entity connections	Run workflows that span projects, tasks, proposals, invoices, and more	Quotes, projects, tasks, time, and invoices connected end-to-end	Automations limited to tasks and projects
FORMS Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Create branded forms	Build fully branded forms that match your workflow and client experience	No form builder	Intake forms on projects (basic, no branding control)
Drag-and-drop form builder	Design forms visually with full layout control, no code required	No form builder	Drag-and-drop form builder with customization (Grow+ for branding)
Reusable form templates	Reuse form structures without rebuilding from scratch	No form templates	Project templates include intake forms
Custom form data fields	Collect structured data you can sort, filter, and report on	No forms	Basic custom fields on intake forms
Smart conditional logic	Show or hide fields based on responses, not static forms	No forms	Conditional logic on forms (If/then on Grow, If/and/or/then on Scale+)
Instant email notifications	Get notified immediately when forms are submitted	No forms	Email notifications on form submission
Form automation triggers	Trigger automated workflows when a form is submitted	No forms	Form submissions can trigger task creation
Embed forms	Embed forms anywhere without layout restrictions	No forms	Embeddable forms via iframe code
Advanced field preferences	Control required, hidden, and default field behavior	No forms	Basic field settings only
Comprehensive field types	Collect text, files, dates, selections, and more	No forms	Text, date, and select fields (limited types)
Form signature field	Collect legally binding signatures directly inside forms	No forms	No signature field on forms
File upload fields	Accept file uploads as part of form submissions	No forms	File upload field available on forms
Redirect after submission	Send submitters to a custom next step, not a fixed thank-you page	No forms	Not supported
CRM Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Manage clients and leads	Manage contacts and companies in one connected system	Full CRM with pipeline management and deal tracking	People section for contacts (Teamwork CRM is a separate product)
Full company management	Track organizations, not just individual contacts	Full company and contact management with hierarchy	Company records available (basic)
Custom contact data fields	Collect and manage structured contact data you define	Custom fields on contacts and companies	Custom fields via Teamwork CRM add-on only
Complete activity timeline	See every interaction with a client in one place	Complete activity timeline per contact with history	Task and project activity per person (not a CRM timeline)
Contacts labeling and grouping	Organize contacts flexibly without rigid pipelines	Tags, labels, and custom grouping for contacts	Tags on people records (basic)
WIKI Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Comprehensive knowledge base	Create an internal wiki for processes, docs, and guides	No knowledge base or wiki	Teamwork Spaces (integrated on Deliver+, coming soon on Free)
Beautiful rich text pages	Write structured, formatted content without complexity	No wiki pages	Requires Teamwork Spaces add-on
Unlimited nested pages	Build deep knowledge hierarchies without limits	No wiki pages	Requires Teamwork Spaces add-on
Granular page permissions	Control exactly who can view or edit each page	No wiki pages	Requires Teamwork Spaces add-on
DASHBOARDS Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Custom dashboards and pages	Build dashboards around what matters to you, not fixed metrics	Customizable dashboards with drag-and-drop widgets	Portfolio dashboard with project overview (not fully customizable)
Drag-and-drop dashboard builder	Design dashboards visually with full layout control	Drag-and-drop dashboard builder with custom layouts	Drag-and-drop dashboard builder (all paid plans)
Charts widget	Visualize data with customizable charts	Customizable charts and graphs	Project progress and workload charts
Metrics widget	Track key numbers without manual reporting	KPI metrics with real-time data	Profitability and utilization metrics (Grow plan+)
Goals widget	Monitor progress toward defined goals	Revenue and utilization targets	No goals widget
Notes widget	Add contextual notes directly to dashboards	Text widgets on dashboards	No notes widget on dashboard
Calendar widget	View upcoming events alongside work and metrics	Calendar widget on dashboards	Calendar widget on dashboard
Financial widgets	Track revenue and expenses in the same view	Revenue, cost, profit, and margin widgets with forecasting	Budget and profitability tracking (Grow plan+)
BRANDING Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
White-label and branding	Run the entire platform under your brand	Company branding on documents (no full white-label)	Custom branding on Grow+ (add your own logo and branding)
Custom interface theme	Apply your brand colors across the system	No custom interface theme	Color themes on Deliver+ (no Free plan theme customization)
Stylesheet customization	Fine-tune styling beyond basic theming	No stylesheet customization	No custom CSS
Custom login/signup pages	Use branded authentication pages instead of generic screens	No custom login pages	Can hide Teamwork logo from login page (Grow+)
Email branding	Send all system emails with your branding	Company logo on email notifications	Company logo in notifications
Custom brand fonts	Use your own fonts throughout the platform	No custom fonts	No custom fonts
Custom brand logos	Replace all platform logos with your own	Custom logo on documents and invoices	Logo on project templates and notifications
Custom domain name	Run everything on your own domain	No custom domain	Custom domain with SSL (Deliver+ plans)
Custom email SMTP	Send emails from your own email infrastructure	No custom SMTP	Not supported
Full workspace embedding	Embed Plutio directly into your website or product	No workspace embedding	Not supported
CUSTOMIZATION Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Flexible workspace setup	Shape the platform to match how your business works	Workspace with module configuration	Configurable project templates and views
Main menu editor	Add, remove, or reorder navigation items freely	No menu editor	Customizable navigation (pin/unpin main menu items, reorder project tabs)
User-based menus	Show different navigation for different roles	Module access varies by role	Same menu for all users
Custom user roles	Create role types beyond preset permissions	Customizable user roles and permissions	Predefined roles (Site Admin, Admin, Standard, Client)
Advanced user permissions	Control access at a granular level	Granular permissions per module and action	Project-level permissions (4 levels)
SSO / OAuth	Support enterprise-grade single sign-on	SSO available (Enterprise plan)	SSO available via Advanced Security add-on (Enterprise only)
INTEGRATIONS Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Connect with other tools	Integrate with external systems without lock-in	60+ native integrations plus Zapier and API	80+ integrations: Slack, HubSpot, Google Drive, Dropbox, QuickBooks, Xero
Zapier integration	Connect to thousands of apps without custom code	Zapier integration	Zapier integration available
Make.com integration	Build advanced automation scenarios visually	Make.com integration available	Make.com integration available
Pabbly Connect	Connect services without usage-based limits	No Pabbly Connect integration	Possible via API
Full REST API access	Build custom integrations with full system access	Full REST API available	Full REST API available
Incoming & outgoing webhooks	Send and receive real-time events	Incoming and outgoing webhooks	Webhooks supported
PLATFORM Collapse	Plutio 198/199	Scoro 70/199	Teamwork 59/199
Mobile apps	Access your business from native mobile apps	iOS and Android apps (limited functionality)	iOS and Android apps available
iOS app	Full-featured iPhone app	iOS app available (limited features compared to web)	Full iOS app available
Android app	Full-featured Android app	Android app available (limited features compared to web)	Full Android app available
Mac desktop app	Native macOS app for desktop workflows	No desktop app (web-based)	Desktop app wraps the web version
Windows desktop app	Native Windows app for desktop workflows	No desktop app (web-based)	Desktop app wraps the web version

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Scoro vs Teamwork FAQ

Is Scoro or Teamwork better for agencies?

Scoro fits agencies that need financial visibility, invoicing, and time-to-billing workflows in one platform. Teamwork fits agencies where client-facing project collaboration and a lower entry cost are the priorities. The deciding factor is usually whether invoicing built directly into the project tool matters more than a low monthly price.

Does Teamwork have invoicing?

Teamwork has no invoicing at any tier. Teamwork tracks time and project budgets but cannot generate or send invoices. Agencies using Teamwork add a separate billing tool like FreshBooks or QuickBooks and export time data manually each billing cycle.

Does Scoro have a client portal?

Scoro has no client-facing portal. Scoro runs as an internal team tool, so clients cannot log in to check project status or review deliverables. Agencies wanting a client-facing space add a separate tool or rely on email updates.

How much does Scoro cost vs Teamwork?

Scoro's Core plan is $19.90/user/month with a 5-seat minimum, making the minimum $99.50/month. Teamwork's Deliver plan is $9.99/user/month with no seat minimum. A 3-person team on Teamwork Deliver pays $29.97/month. Both platforms require supplementary tools, which adds $30-80/month to the real stack cost.

Which is easier to learn, Scoro or Teamwork?

Teamwork has a lower learning curve. Most project managers get oriented within a day or two. Scoro covers more ground, including financial modules and resource planning, and the initial configuration typically takes 1-2 weeks before the workflow runs on its own. Scoro's complexity reflects its broader feature coverage.

Does Scoro have a free plan?

Scoro has no free plan. The Core plan at $19.90/user/month with a 5-seat minimum is the entry point, making $99.50/month the minimum to get started. Teamwork offers a free plan for up to 5 users, though it limits teams to 2 projects on the free tier.

Do Scoro and Teamwork have proposals or contracts?

Neither Scoro nor Teamwork has proposals with e-signatures or contract templates. Scoro has a quoting module for internal estimates, but that is separate from a client-facing proposal. Agencies using either tool need a separate proposal tool like PandaDoc or Proposify for the sales and agreement stage.

Which tool is better for resource planning?

Scoro has more detailed resource planning, showing capacity and scheduled hours across the full team. But this view is only available on the Performance plan at $49.90/user/month (minimum $249.50/month). Teamwork includes a workload view on the Grow plan at $19.99/user/month. For financial capacity planning tied to revenue, Scoro covers more ground; for basic hour distribution, Teamwork costs less per seat with no minimum.

Can I migrate from Scoro to Teamwork or vice versa?

Both platforms allow data export via CSV. Migrating project data, tasks, and time entries requires manual work. Scoro's financial data, including invoices and quotes, does not have a direct import path into Teamwork since Teamwork has no billing module. Expect at least a week of data preparation and team training when switching between the two.

Does Teamwork white-label its client portal?

Teamwork's client portal shows Teamwork's branding and runs on Teamwork's domain. There is no custom domain option and no white-labeling at any tier. Agencies that need clients to experience a branded portal without visible third-party software need to look at a different platform. Plutio offers a white-labeled client portal at a custom domain on all plans.

What if neither Scoro nor Teamwork fits my workflow?

When neither tool covers the full workflow, agencies typically run a stack of 3-4 tools covering the gaps. The alternative is an all-in-one platform that handles proposals, contracts, project management, time tracking, invoicing, and client portals in one place. Plutio is one option that covers this range at $19/month with no per-user fees.

Which tool is better for time tracking tied to invoicing?

Scoro is the clearer choice here. Time entries in Scoro connect directly to uninvoiced work reports, and generating an invoice from tracked time takes a few clicks. Teamwork tracks time accurately but has no invoicing module, so time data must be manually exported and entered into a separate billing tool every cycle.

Does Scoro have automation?

Scoro includes workflow automation starting on the Growth plan at $32.90/user/month (minimum $164.50/month). Automation on the Core plan is not available. Teamwork has basic automation for task creation and notifications on paid plans. Neither platform matches the depth of a dedicated automation tool, but Scoro's automation connects more deeply to financial workflows when unlocked on the Growth plan.

Is Teamwork free worth using for agencies?

Teamwork's free plan supports up to 5 users but limits teams to 2 active projects. For agencies with more than 2 concurrent client projects, the free plan runs out quickly. The Starter plan at $5.99/user/month removes the project limit and adds time tracking. The free plan works for evaluation, but most active agencies need at least the Starter tier.

What do agencies use Scoro for that Teamwork cannot do?

Scoro covers invoicing, quoting, financial reporting per project, and margin tracking. Teamwork cannot do any of these. Agencies that need to know which clients generate the most revenue, which projects run over budget, and which team members have the highest billable utilization get that data in Scoro. Teamwork stops at project and time reporting with no financial layer.

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