Dailii
Dailli replaces your Excel files with a dashboard.
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Dailli replaces your Excel files with a dashboard.
4 followers
Dailii remplace vos fichiers Excel par un tableau de bord intelligent. Déclarez vos CRA, validez en un clic, facturez automatiquement et pilotez le TJM de vos consultants en temps réel. Gratuit pour commencer.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Marouane, founder of Dailii.
I built this because I lived the problem firsthand. Running a consulting firm in Paris, I watched my team waste hours every month on Excel spreadsheets just to track timesheets. Broken formulas, no validation, managers chasing consultants for late submissions — it was painful.
So I built the tool I wish existed: a dead-simple CRA (timesheet) platform designed specifically for staffing firms and consultants.
Here's what Dailii does:
📅 Interactive calendar — fill your timesheet in seconds, not minutes
✅ One-click validation workflow (Draft → Submitted → Approved)
📊 Real-time dashboard — revenue, daily rates, and client breakdown at a glance
📄 CSV & PDF exports for invoicing
🔒 Multi-tenant architecture with data isolation per company
What makes us different: We're laser-focused on CRA management. No bloated ERP with 50 modules you'll never use. Just the essentials, done right.
Free plan available — up to 3 users, no credit card required.
Would love your feedback. What features would matter most to you? 🙏
Short, authentic, hits the pain point, shows the product, and ends with a question to drive engagement. Want me to tweak anything?
@marouane_gazouzi
Really like how Dailii streamlines CRA management — the interactive calendar and one-click validation make timesheet chaos feel manageable.
One small thing I noticed: first-time users might not immediately see how to get a snapshot of team-wide progress versus individual submissions. A subtle visual cue or onboarding tip could help them grasp the dashboard’s full power right away.
There are a few other small clarity and onboarding tweaks that could make the first impression even stronger — happy to share a short structured breakdown if useful.