Published 12 August 2026
Projects and subprojects: the contract for the work, not only the case
A project is the contract or mandate for defined work with a client; a subproject splits that work when useful. Time and expenses attribute here, with project rates, for invoicing.
What a project is
In LexAgenda, a project is essentially the contract or mandate with the client for a defined piece of work — or a list of work under the same agreement. The Just case stays the court file; the project is the commercial frame you bill against. If everything fits in one case with no separate rate or attribution, you can stay on the case.
Subprojects and preferential billing
A subproject splits the work inside the project — a subcontract or internal line (phase, team, work type) when you need detail. On the project (and on the subproject where set) you choose rate type and amount; attributed time and expenses roll up on that frame and can feed invoice drafts. Cases can link to one or more projects; you can log time without a case when the work sits on the project.
Project and invoice buyer
The project organizes the contract and attribution for invoicing; the invoice buyer is the fiscal entity. Fiscal identity for e-Factura lives on fiscal entities (linked to a client or, when needed, without one), managed by owner, admin, or accountant — on every plan, separate from Projects.
Plans
You create and use projects on every paid plan, Solo included. Free keeps cases under watch and the calendar; timesheet and projects come with the first paid plan.