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awork plans projects.
Who writes the invoice?

awork is a good project tool with time tracking, hosted in Germany. It just stops where your month begins: at the quote, the invoice and the booking batch.

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With a built-in awork import

The project does not end at the finished task

Both tools cover the first two links. From the third on you need a second subscription beside awork — or a spreadsheet.

  1. both

    Project

    Board, Gantt, tasks

  2. both

    Time

    Timer, workload

  3. dVersum

    Quote

    Digitally signed

  4. dVersum

    Invoice

    §14 UStG, ZUGFeRD

  5. dVersum

    Dunning

    Four levels

  6. dVersum

    DATEV

    Booking batch

Four of the six links are missing from awork — and they are the four that money hangs on.

awork and dVersum compared

On 5 points there is nothing between them. The rest is why a second tool sits beside it.

FeatureaworkdVersum
Projects & Kanban boards
Time tracking
Gantt / timeline
Team workload & absences
GDPR, hosted in Germany
Only in dVersum 8
Create quotes
Invoicing (§14 UStG, GoBD)
Send e-invoices (ZUGFeRD)
Receive & check e-invoices (XRechnung, ZUGFeRD)
Invoice from tracked time
Dunning (4 levels)
DATEV export
AI assistant in the workspace

Migration

The import is built in

No CSV wrangling, no consultant. The import runs in the background with live progress — you carry on where you left off.

  • Projectswith description and client
  • Tasksincluding subtasks
  • Statusesbecome columns
  • Tagsstay on the task
  • Time entrieswith date and duration
  • Clientsas contacts
  • Membersmatched by email
  • Commentson the item

Today

Project tool + billing tool

Two subscriptions, two pricing models, two client lists — and the hours get retyped by hand at month end.

With dVersum

One workspace, one invoice

The same hours become the invoice, the same clients are on it, and your accountant gets one batch instead of two exports.

See pricing

Do the sum with your own numbers: users × your project tool’s price, plus whatever billing costs you separately.

Questions that come up when switching

  • awork is a project tool with time tracking, and good at it. Quotes, invoices, dunning and e-invoicing are not part of it, so you need a second system. dVersum covers the chain through to the booking batch, in one workspace.

  • Yes, the awork import is built in. It brings projects, tasks with subtasks, statuses as columns, tags, time entries, clients and comments. Members are matched by email address and you carry on working.

  • Only the time the import takes — it runs in the background with live progress. Seven days free without a card; you decide after that.

  • Board, list, Gantt, dependencies, automations, workload and absences are all there. If your team uses awork specifically for very particular capacity planning, check that during the trial — that is the honest answer.

  • Then stay. If the invoice is written somewhere else anyway, the comparison is two subscriptions against one — and that sum is better done by you.

Import it, look at it, then decide.

Seven days, no card. Your awork data is in within minutes.

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