Korrel

Korrel is AI-powered proposal and project cost software for service businesses that quote project work. It connects scope, pricing, delivery and actual costs, so every completed job helps you estimate the next one with more confidence.

Most project tools tell you what needs doing. Korrel shows whether the work is making money.

It starts before the project does. Bring in a client brief, email or project file. Korrel helps turn it into a structured proposal with clear requirements, deliverables, sell and cost pricing, risk flags and payment milestones. Missing information becomes visible early, while there is still time to ask the right questions and price the work properly.

Once the proposal is accepted, the same scope carries into delivery. Your team can track time and expenses against the original estimate as work happens. Project dashboards show budget, cost, margin and variance in one place. You can see which deliverable is running over, where non-billable work is building up and whether the job is still on track. No spreadsheet handover. No gap between what was sold and what is being delivered.

Scope changes are part of project work. Unpriced scope changes do not have to be. Korrel records change requests, their cost and their effect on the schedule before extra work disappears into the project. Milestone billing keeps payment schedules tied to delivery, while role-based access gives each person the information they need.

That creates a shared view for the whole business. Project leads can act on overruns before the work is finished. Team members can log time against the right role and deliverable. Owners can compare quoted revenue with actual cost without rebuilding the numbers by hand. Everyone works from the same commercial picture.

The value compounds after the job closes. Korrel compares estimates with actual results across projects, clients, services and teams. That data exposes patterns that are easy to miss: project types that regularly overrun, phases that are consistently underpriced, clients that generate more non-billable work, or estimates t