Cost vs charge
Per-shift wage cost against client charge.
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How Ongiri shows margin
For a labour business, every shift has a cost and a charge. Ongiri connects the two across every shift — margin by worker, client, site and job — so leakage shows up while you can still act, not at month-end.
The real problem
Wage cost and client charge live in different systems, reconciled long after the work is done. By the time the numbers meet, the thin or negative job is already weeks old — billed, paid and gone. The margin was leaking the whole time; you just couldn’t see it yet.
Cost vs charge
Ongiri links what you pay to what you charge for every shift — and shows the margin between them.
Approved shift
one shift, two sides
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Wage cost
OnWage
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Client charge
OnInvoice
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Margin
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Margin, the Ongiri way
Ongiri connects the wage cost from OnWage to the client charge from OnInvoice for the same approved work — then surfaces the margin and the leakage as it happens. Owners and finance see thin jobs, underbilling and overpayment while there’s still time to act.
Per-shift wage cost against client charge.
OnMargin
By worker, client, site and job.
OnMargin
Underbilling, overpayment and rate-mismatch alerts you can act on.
OnMargin
Margin FAQ
It links the wage cost from OnWage to the client charge from OnInvoice for the same approved work, then shows the margin between them per shift.
By worker, client, site and job — so you can see exactly where margin is strong and where it’s leaking.
Yes — Ongiri surfaces underbilling, overpayment and rate-mismatch alerts so you can act on them, not just read about them later.
Yes — it uses the same approved work that drives pay and billing, so the margin reflects what actually happened.
Yes — margin shows up as the work is approved, not at month-end, so leakage surfaces while you can still do something about it.
See how Ongiri connects cost to charge and surfaces leakage while you can still act.