Automated Work Allocation removes the most time-consuming part of managing workflow.

Every task needs three things to work properly: who’s responsible, when it’s due, and how long it should take. Without this, workflow breaks down, deadlines get missed, and budgets become guesswork. The problem is, setting this up manually across thousands of jobs takes days.

Link solves this with genuine automation. Using historical data, we suggest allocations, due dates, and estimates for every task in just a few clicks. What used to take days can now be done in minutes, giving you a complete, structured workflow that also powers capacity and reporting automatically.

Work Allocation is the process of assigning tasks with the three inputs required for a effective workflow: who is responsible, when it’s due, and how long it should take.

These three inputs are what turn a list of jobs into structured, high-performing workflow. They give every team member clarity on what to do, when to do it, and how long they have to complete it. Without them, work becomes reactive, deadlines are missed, and budgets quickly blow out.

The challenge is scale. Manually allocating tasks across hundreds or thousands of clients is time-consuming and often inconsistent.

Link solves this by using historical data to automatically suggest allocations, due dates, and estimated hours. By analysing how similar work was completed previously, Link can pre-fill an entire firms workflow in seconds, with the flexibility to adjust where needed.

The result is fast, consistent allocation at scale. What used to take days can now be done in minutes, giving your team immediate clarity, improving on-time delivery, and reducing write-offs through better upfront planning.

Most practice management apps stop short when it comes to work allocation. They may automate task creation or assign work to people, but they ignore one of the most critical inputs: time. Without estimated hours, there’s no control over budgets, no visibility over performance, and no foundation for accurate capacity.

That’s not by accident. These platforms can’t support true capacity or WIP reporting, so they avoid the inputs required to power it. The result is predictable: poor write-off control, limited visibility, and reporting that doesn’t reflect reality.

Link takes a different approach. Every allocation includes who, when, and how long, because those three inputs power everything else. Automated Work Allocation feeds directly into Perpetual Capacity and WIP, giving you accurate reporting across workflow, team, client, and financial performance.

This means you’re not just allocating work faster, you’re building a system where every decision is backed by real data.