by
George Stephanis
3.5 (4 reviews)
Ndizi Project Management
A scalable, beautiful, and native WordPress project management system to track clients, projects, tasks, timesheets, and invoices.
Ndizi Project Management ranks #46,443 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, a 3.5/5 rating from 4 reviews, and was last updated Jul 31, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.3.0
Current Version v1.3.0
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 31 Jul, 2026
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- Version
- 1.3.0
- Last Updated
- Jul 31, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.9+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- George Stephanis
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Ndizi Project Management
Yes. Use the Live Preview button on this page, or launch the demo directly in WordPress Playground. Either way you get a disposable, in-browser WordPress with Ndizi PM activated and seeded with sample clients, projects, tasks, invoices, and time entries (including a live running timer and a locked accounting period). It runs entirely in your browser and nothing is saved.
High-frequency time entries (timer starts, stops, descriptions, and durations) are logged in the dedicated wp_ndizi_time_entries table. Relational objects like Projects and Tasks utilize standard Custom Post Types to maintain editing workflows, list filters, and default REST support.
No. While standard WordPress accounts are fully supported, you can generate a private Client Auth Key for any Client CPT. Navigating to the client portal with ?ndizi_token=YOUR_KEY authorizes their session, setting a secure cookie that keeps them logged in.
Discussion boards on tasks and projects utilize WordPress's native comments database but filter comments to only show portal discussions. If files are uploaded through the intake forms or discussion boxes, they are saved as secure media attachments in the uploads directory and associated with the comment meta.
Inside any Invoice post, choose the parent Project. The dashboard will query the time logging database for all un-invoiced billable hours on that project. The billing rate for each time entry is resolved hierarchically: task-level override first, then the assigned user's default rate, then the project's default rate. Select the hours to include and the editor will aggregate the line items, calculate the total, and lock those time entries to the invoice.
The lock date (configured on the Settings page) prevents any time entry dated on or before that date from being created, edited, or deleted. Use it to protect finalized billing periods once invoices have been sent. The lock is enforced across the REST API, direct DB operations, and the admin UI.
When generating an invoice or report, Ndizi resolves the billing rate in this order: (1) the task's own hourly rate override, (2) the assigned user's billing rate from their profile, (3) the project's default hourly rate. An explicit rate of 0.00 at any level is honored rather than falling through to the next tier, making it possible to mark individual tasks or projects as pro-bono.
Yes. The Reports dashboard has an "Export QuickBooks CSV" button that downloads a CSV formatted for direct import into QuickBooks (Customer, Item, Date, Hours, Rate, Description columns). The active date range, project, and user filters carry through to the export. A standard CSV export is also available from the same dashboard. Individual invoice line items can be exported as CSV or JSON from the invoice editor screen.
Yes. Use wp ndizi time start --project="My Project" --description="Working on feature X" to start a timer, wp ndizi time stop to stop it, and wp ndizi time status to check what's running. All commands accept --user=<login|id> to target a specific team member. --project and --task accept either an exact post title or a post ID.
Yes. Fully authenticated REST routes are exposed under /wp-json/ndizi/v1/time for starting, stopping, logging, listing, editing, and deleting timer entries. This enables desktop timekeepers, browser extensions, or mobile apps to communicate with the plugin. All write routes enforce the lock date.