Studios — design, product, film, digital — work project-based, often with changing clients and separate billing tenants. Time entries in Clockify, vouchers in Lexware, and approvals in Timebutler are everyday reality. Without a central view, status alignment between production and finance falls apart.
Central Command helps studios keep tenants separate while still keeping voucher statuses, open items, and team capacity in the same rhythm. Assignments between orders, invoices, and time entries make projects steerable. Multi-instance prevents every studio team from having to keep ten Lexware tabs open.
Studios rarely need enterprise bureaucracy, but they do need a reliable overview. Even filters on open invoices and sync-backed dashboards bring relief. If the studio grows toward a holding or an agency network, the same control layer scales along — Lexware remains the source, Central Command the command picture.
