Korrel

Korrel is project profitability and cost tracking software, and it appears aimed at teams that want tighter control from proposal through delivery. The website describes it as a way to connect estimates to actual performance so users can see how each job affects margin and improve the next one with better evidence.

Quick Verdict

Korrel is project profitability and cost tracking software for teams that build proposals, track delivery costs, and want to understand margin by job. It looks most useful where estimates, scope, and actual work often drift apart. The main thing to verify is whether its workflow and integrations fit your current project process.

Key Features

• Creates structured proposals from a brief.
• Carries scope, rates, and assumptions from proposal into delivery.
• Tracks time, expenses, and changes against the estimate.
• Builds deliverable-level estimates with cost and sell rates.
• Supports payment milestones and human sign-off before proposals are sent.
• Provides profitability analytics and margin tracking.

Who this is for

This is a fit for people who create project proposals and estimates, and for teams that need to track time, expenses, and changes against those estimates. It also appears useful for anyone trying to improve pricing on later jobs based on what actually happened.

Verify whether the product matches your security, compliance, and deployment needs, since the website does not clearly state those details. The website also does not clearly state exact pricing, plan structure, target industry, or company size.

FAQ

What problem does Korrel solve?
It helps connect proposal estimates to actual delivery so teams can track profitability and margin more closely.

Does Korrel support proposal review?
The website describes human sign-off before a proposal is sent.

What should I verify before trying it?
Check pricing, security and privacy details, integrations, and whether its proposal-to-delivery workflow fits your process.