Working Solo Vs. On a Team

Working alone vs. on a team changes the proposal and how it's laid out. That's why we've made it easy for you to switch back and forth.

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Written by Mario Cediel
Updated over a week ago

This article will explain the steps to create a team project or update your current project from a solo to a team project.

Solo Project:

  • For projects you're working on alone

  • Services have no "role" attached to them

  • Custom services created in solo mode will show no role, and if switched to team mode at a later date, the role will be listed as "Other."

  • No budget will be allocated to paying teammates

  • Your budget will be based on your own profitability

Team Project:

  • For projects you're working on with a team

  • Services have roles assigned to them

  • Group by phase or teammate

  • See how much you are paying your teammates and include that in your project budget

  • Access the Budget page, where you can Manage your team & your project

When creating a scope, the default will be automatically set to solo. If you want to create a team project, toggle on the “Include teammates on this project” option.

screenshot of information you need to start a project

If you have an existing project that you want to change from a Solo to a Team Project, select the ellipses at the top of the page to toggle back and forth between solo/team.

screenshot of how to change your project to a team project

You can learn more about how you can add teammates to your project in our detailed Help Center HERE.

Or check out our detailed video bellow:

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