Every person entering time gets their own week strip, showing the days logged and unlogged, and a month view with a signed pace figure, ahead in green or behind in red, with the projection shown rather than hidden. That is reporting at the level of the individual, and it answers "am I on pace" without anyone sending an email.

Above it, ProjectPoint reports across the portfolio. A cross-project roll-up puts status and budget for every project in one view, built from the registry that already holds them. Scheduled digests land in inboxes showing who is on track and where a budget is heading, so the weekly reminder sends itself with the answer already attached instead of a manager chasing it. And a client-ready weekly progress summary is drafted for each project from the week's own entries, so a project manager sends it rather than assembling it by hand. Because your hours are ordinary list items in your own tenant, a Power BI report points straight at them, over data you already own, with nothing to export and no vendor copy to reconcile against.