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Logging hours and being audit-ready are two different achievements. Here's the qualification layer that sits between time tracking and a defensible claim.
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Knowledge workers are measured on delivery, not clocked hours, which is exactly why R&D time tracking needs a founder-led reframe, not enforcement.
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R&D time tracking isn't just claim prep; it's the raw material for institutional memory, M&A readiness, and knowing what you're actually investing in.
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Client billing and invoicing systems often already hold R&D time evidence nobody's examined. Here's how to find it before building new processes.
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Incomplete time logs don't just slow down claim prep, they quietly erode claim value and audit defensibility. Here's where the cost actually lands.
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Whether you log time inside ReaDI-Watch or integrate an existing tool, the decision comes down to a few practical factors. Here's the checklist.
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Good R&D documentation is not a report written afterwards — it is a real-time record of what was known, attempted, and advanced. Here's how to do it.
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A well-governed core technology record is specific, contemporaneous, and connected. Here's what it contains, how it is maintained, and what it enables.
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Work packages without a technology connection produce project records, not R&D evidence. Here's the architecture that makes R&D manageable, fundable, and retainable.
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Last Updated: 10/06/2026
in R&D Tax Credits An audit-ready core technology register is the foundation of a defensible R&D claim. Here's what it contains, how it is built, and why it holds up under scrutiny.