# The finished-project and value log

## Log completed work

| Project           | Accepted deliverables                   | Total requests, including rejected attempts | Charged credits     | Hands-on minutes                       | Waiting minutes | Manual finishing   | Reused source or next use |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | ------------------- | -------------------------------------- | --------------- | ------------------ | ------------------------- |
| Record a real job | Count the files actually kept for a use | Count actual requests                       | Use settled charges | Include setup, review, repairs, export | Keep separate   | Describe the stage | Record a meaningful reuse |

Do not count an earlier image replaced by its revision as another finished deliverable unless it has a separate accepted use.

## Compare similar work

Baseline hands-on minutes for a comparable job:

Current hands-on minutes for the completed job:

Difference and its cause:

What still required manual work:

Keep the comparison bounded. One image is not the same job as an entire manual production process.

## Monthly cash review

Actual incremental subscription cost compared with the alternative:

Actual incremental usage charges:

Cash expenses genuinely avoided:

Contribution from genuinely additional accepted work:

Net cash change = added contribution + genuinely avoided cash expense - incremental subscription and usage spending.

## Time and creative review

Recovered hands-on hours:

Hours of that recovery used for additional work already counted above:

Remaining recovered hours:

What felt clearer, more enjoyable, or more under your control:

Do not count the same time as both additional-job earnings and unused labor value. Do not call hypothetical labor value cash profit.

## The next plan decision

Which recurring requirement calls for MAX or UltraRes?

Does the current allowance fit the complete workload?

What real project will use the plan next?

Use the actual plan terms in your account. These worksheets do not quote a subscription price.