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Worksynk ships features as modules. A workspace owner or admin turns them on under Settings → Modules, so you only carry the features you use.

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Two different reasons a feature is off

This trips people up, so it’s worth being precise:
The module page shows an upgrade prompt naming the plan that includes it. Nothing you toggle will enable it until the plan changes.
Most modules are off by default even when your plan covers them. The page tells you it just needs enabling, with a link to Modules.
If a settings page looks empty, check Settings → Modules first — that’s almost always the reason.

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Roughly what sits where

Exact availability is shown on the Modules page for your workspace; this is the shape of it. Paid modules can only be enabled by the workspace owner, since enabling one affects what the account is billed.

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Per-project overrides

On some plans a module can be turned off for an individual project even when it’s on for the workspace — useful when one client’s project shouldn’t carry time tracking or budgets.

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What happens when you turn something off

Disabling a module hides its UI and blocks its endpoints; it doesn’t delete your data. Turn it back on and your policies, budgets, or SLA configuration are where you left them.