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Platform Features

Every dollar. Every job. Accounted for.

Eight connected systems close the gap between what happens in the field, what the office approves, and what the books show.

01 — Payables

Automated Invoice & Payable Processing

Eliminate review bottlenecks. Invoices are uploaded, matched to the right catalog item, job, and cost code, and approved from one queue—without anyone chasing paper.

  • Upload a batch and each line links to a catalog item automatically—names are learned from your own review picks and merges, vendor by vendor.
  • Job defaults auto-fill the cost code and unit cost on matching lines at upload, so coding happens before anyone opens the invoice.
  • A needs-attention queue, open-payables estimate on Net-30 terms, and a flag for approved invoices still missing a job.

Payables

Invoice Queue

9 need attention
All 237 Ready to approve 0 Needs a job 0 Needs attention 9
  • Golden State Rebar & Steel

    GSR-30457 · 26-010 Cedar Ridge Apartments

    approved
  • HERMANOS CONCRETE PUMP INC

    21037 · PG-02 Coral Gables

    needs review
  • ABC Ready Mix

    INV-88213 · 25-011 Oak Street Duplex

    approved
  • Pacific Drywall Supply

    PDS-10233 · 26-002 Sunrise Dental TI

    approved
237 invoices total 228 clear of review flags

02 — Vendor Intelligence

Vendor & Unit Cost Tracking

Built from approved invoices only. Every item carries a 12-month median, an all-time low and high, and a price history you can read at a glance—and anything more than 25% off its median raises an alert.

  • Biggest movers surface automatically: first versus latest price, for items bought three or more times that moved 5% or more.
  • Vendor aliases are matched automatically, so one supplier billing under two names still reads as one history.
  • Start a purchase order from any vendor’s page, or switch an order to the better-priced vendor in one move.

Prices · Last 12 Months

Price Intelligence

Built from approved invoices only. Current price is the 12-month median.

Items tracked

50 of 54

Trending up

4 1 down

Price alerts

7 >25% off median

Multi-vendor

7 items

Climbing

  • OSB sheathing, 7/16" 4x8 $14.61 → $18.38/SHEET ▲ 25.8%
  • Interior paint, eggshell $41.87 → $47.64/GAL ▲ 13.8%

Falling

  • Ready-mix concrete, 4000 PSI $180.50 → $118.00/CY ▼ 34.6%
  • Outlet box, single gang $0.96 → $0.82/EA ▼ 14.6%
First vs. latest purchase price in the last 12 months — items with at least 3 purchases and a move of 5% or more.

Vendor Comparison

Who’s Cheapest Right Now

biggest savings first
  • Romex NM-B 12/2 250 ft

    save $14.74/ROLL
    1City Electric Supply $114.20/ROLL · med $115.88
    2Home Depot Pro $128.94/ROLL · med $128.94
  • Interior paint, eggshell

    save $5.57/GAL
    1Pacific Drywall Supply $42.07/GAL · med $41.97
    2Home Depot Pro $47.64/GAL · med $47.65
  • OSB sheathing, 7/16" 4x8

    save $2.84/SHEET
    1ABC Lumber & Supply $15.54/SHEET · med $15.08
    2Home Depot Pro $18.38/SHEET · med $16.90
  • Stud, 2x4x8 SPF

    save $1.28/EA
    1ABC Lumber & Supply $4.27/EA · med $4.07
    2Home Depot Pro $5.55/EA · med $4.54

Last 12 Months

Spend By Vendor

25 vendors · 215 invoices
Foothill Truss & Lumber $2,495,565 32 inv
Golden State Rebar & Steel $1,626,681 25 inv
Central Valley Concrete Co $1,006,738 19 inv
Redline Roofing Supply $922,389 15 inv
Volt Electric Supply Co $817,776 14 inv
Top vendor concentration Foothill Truss & Lumber · 25% of spend

03 — Field Operations

Active Job Spend & Field Logs

Keep field crews and office managers aligned. The superintendent’s daily report—weather, crew, work quantities—takes about two minutes per job, straight from the field.

  • Weather, manpower, and work quantities captured on one screen, with a flag when weather delays the work.
  • Man-hours roll up per report—today, previous, and from start—so labor history is never reconstructed later.
  • A daily board shows which jobs have filed and which have not, and crews sign out materials from the same place.

Daily Log · 25-007

Alvarez Residence

Not filled yet

Report

#005

Hours today

0 mh

Previous

96 mh

From start

96 mh

Weather

Clear Cloudy Rain Snow Wind
Temperature 72°F Weather delayed work

Manpower

Total people on site 0
Thu Sep 3 · 0 of 8 jobs filled today Takes about two minutes

04 — Cost Control

Budget vs. Actual Breakdown

Categorize every dollar by cost code. See committed, invoiced, and projected costs against budget for each line item—and catch drift while there is still time to act.

  • CSI-style cost codes, or your own structure, applied consistently across every job.
  • Variance flagged per line item, with projected cost at completion.
  • Export-ready reports for owners, lenders, and your accounting system.

Budget vs. Actual · All-Time

26-010 · Cedar Ridge Apartments

Budget Actual
Concrete 95%
Budget $2,535,000Actual $2,414,069
Framing & Rough Carpentry 104%
Budget $2,199,000Actual $2,290,282
Electrical 103%
Budget $726,000Actual $748,937
Roofing & Waterproofing 91%
Budget $538,000Actual $489,509
General Conditions 91%
Budget $429,000Actual $390,004
All-time · 92% of budget used $9,640,683.95 / $10,452,000.00 $811,316.05 under

05 — Procurement

Purchase Orders That Protect Your Margin

Build an order against live vendor pricing, then send a clean PDF. Your cost estimates stay on your side of the table—the vendor’s copy never shows them.

  • Compare vendor prices while you build the order, and switch the whole order to the better vendor.
  • Every order carries its job and ship-to address, so material lands where the work is.
  • Mark an order sent to start recording deliveries against it, and track what is still open.

Vendor PDF · No Pricing Shown To Vendor

Purchase Order

PO-2026-006 · draft

Vendor

AirTech Mechanical Distributors

Ship to

Alvarez Residence

1418 Almond Grove Ct, Clovis, CA

Unit Description Qty Amount
TON571$30.50
TON891$30.50
Authorized signatory block included Subtotal $61.00

06 — Materials & Assets

Inventory & Equipment

What’s in stock, what’s signed out, and what to order next. Track material across the yard and every site container, and keep the rental meter in view before it runs away with the budget.

  • Stock on hand valued at the latest invoice price, split by yard and site-container location.
  • Crews sign material out to a job and return what they do not use, so shrinkage has a paper trail.
  • Owned and rented equipment side by side, with overdue returns and a running weekly rental cost.

Inventory

Stock On Hand

Nothing to pre-order

Items tracked

8

Open sign-outs

18

Stock value

$30,735

  • Plywood, 1/2" CDX 4x8215 SHEET · Main yard
  • Breaker, 20A single pole190 EA · Site container
  • Vapor barrier, 6 mil poly150 ROLL · Main yard
  • Fiberglass batt, R-13 15"121 BAG · Site container

Where the stock value sits

$31k on hand
Main yard $19,708 · 64% Site container $11,027 · 36%

Active rentals · the meter is running

≈ $975/week
Boom Lift 89 Meters $3,900/month overdue

07 — Production Rates

What A Unit Of Work Really Costs

Materials plus labor plus equipment, per cubic yard, square foot, or each—measured from your own invoices and daily reports across every job, not from a published estimating book.

  • Labor and equipment dollars come from the daily reports; material dollars come from approved invoices. Both land on the same field.
  • Units per day and man-hours per unit are measured from finished activities, so your next schedule is built on your last one.
  • The duration and cost calculator turns a quantity into a duration, a man-hour count, and an expected cost, and tells you when the data is thin.

Unit Cost · All Jobs

Concrete · Per CY

2 jobs · thin data

Labor

$16.36

$1,306 tagged

Equipment

$3.47

$1,051 tagged

Total $/CY

$19.82

45.0 CY logged

Field Units/day MH/unit
Concrete CY60.00.533
Roofing SQ4.008.000
Insulation SF6500.025

Duration & cost calculator

quantity in, schedule out

Duration

Man-hours

Expected cost

Based on 1 finished activity across 2 jobs — thin data, treat as a rough guide.

08 — Payroll Record

Timesheets

Who worked, where, and at what rate. Hours times rate plus bonus equals pay, and overtime past 40 hours a week pays 1.5× on the pay summary. What the time was spent on lives on each job’s daily report.

  • Type clock-in and clock-out straight into any day, even one saved weeks ago. Lunch minutes are unpaid and deducted, and hours compute as you type.
  • The week runs Monday to Sunday so it lines up with the overtime week on the pay summary, and past-40 hours are flagged automatically.
  • A worker without a rate logs no dollars, so the rates-set counter tells you exactly what is missing before payroll closes.

Timesheets

Week At A Glance

Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026

Labor cost · 14d

$0.00

Hours logged

0

OT this week

0 hrs

Rates set

3 of 4

Worker Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Rate

Yard crew

no rate set

7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p set rate

Concrete pourer

in · out · 30 min lunch

7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p set

Concrete finisher

in · out · 30 min lunch

7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p set

Laborer

in · out · 30 min lunch

7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p7:00a3:30p set
Overtime past 40 hrs/week pays 1.5× Hours × rate + bonus = pay

See It With Your Own Numbers

Thirty minutes. Your jobs. Real answers.

Bring a recent invoice batch and a live job budget. We’ll show you exactly what BuildMetrx would have flagged.