For professional services firms billing on delivery
When you bill on delivery, the said-done gap is a billing risk. Axon keeps committed and delivered reconciled across the firm.
If a deliverable marked done wasn't actually done, you've either under-delivered or over-billed — and both surface at the worst time. The said-done gap is a direct hit to the relationship and the invoice.
Why is the said-done gap a billing risk?
Because billing follows delivery. When “done” is claimed but not real, you either bill for work that wasn't completed — a trust and compliance problem — or you absorb the gap quietly into margin. Either way, it costs.
How does Axon keep delivery honest?
By reconciling what was committed to each client against what actually got completed, with a shared, verifiable definition of done — so utilization and delivery reflect reality, not optimistic status.
Frequently asked
Who in the firm benefits most?
Engagement leads and operations — anyone accountable for the gap between what was scoped, what was delivered, and what gets billed.
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