Client management, project tracking, scheduling, and billing — built around how your firm actually delivers work, not a generic project tool stretched to fit.
Consultants, agencies, and professional firms often stitch together a CRM, a project tool, a scheduling app, and an invoicing tool that don't share data — so client status, billable hours, and invoices all have to be reconciled by hand.
BAMS builds a system around how your firm actually delivers work — client and engagement tracking, scheduling, time and billing, and automation for the repetitive parts, in one place instead of four disconnected tools.
Often, yes — combining what those separate tools were each doing into one system built for your firm's actual workflow is a common outcome of this kind of project.
Yes — a portal where clients can see project status, documents, and invoices is a common addition.
That's the point — this is built around how your firm actually operates, not a generic tool you have to adapt to.