Every module. Every role. One platform.

What you get

• Each line links to a catalog item on upload, and item names are learned from your own review picks, vendor by vendor.
• Job defaults fill in the cost code and unit cost on matching lines before anyone opens the invoice.
• The review screen puts the PDF beside the extracted lines with a confidence score on each one, so people only check what the reader was unsure about.

What you get

• An eight-week forecast shows the balance owed per week, so you know what the account needs before it needs it.
• Group bills by vendor or by job, with a paid history of what went out and when.
• Invoices still in review are shown but never counted, so the forecast only reflects approved dollars.

What you get

• One supplier billing under two names still reads as one history.
• Per-vendor defaults fill in the cost code and unit cost on new invoices, so there is less to type at review.

What you get

• The biggest price movers surface on their own, climbing and falling, before they reach your next order.
• Prices are kept per unit: per sheet, per roll, per cubic yard.
• Every item opens to its own history: spend, quantity bought, current price, all-time low and high, and the last purchase date.

What you get

• CSI-style cost codes or your own structure, applied the same way on every job.
• Lock a baseline and the projected-versus-actual curve shows whether a job is ahead of or behind its plan.
• A job with no budget is called out in the table, so nothing runs without a number.

What you get

• Spend by month and by cost code sit on one page, so a spike shows both when it happened and what it was.
• The job page and the invoices page always agree.
• Every job links straight to its invoices and daily reports, so any number traces back to the document behind it.

What you get

• Variance is flagged per line item, with the share of budget used on every category.
• The breakdown matches what was approved, with no double counting.
• Export-ready reports for owners, lenders, and your accounting system.

What you get

• One number per field covers everything the work took, from your own jobs’ real numbers.
• Price the next job from what the work really cost you, not a cost book and not a guess.
• Every job you finish makes the next bid easier.

What you get

• Weather and manpower on one screen, with a flag when weather delays the work.
• Man-hours roll up on every report (today, previous, and from start), so labor history is never rebuilt later.
• A daily board shows which jobs have filed and which have not.

What you get

• Type clock-in and clock-out into any day, even one saved weeks ago, and hours compute as you type.
• The week runs Monday to Sunday, matching the overtime week on the pay summary.
• A rates-set counter shows which workers are missing a rate before payroll closes.

What you get

• Stock on hand is tracked by location: the main yard and each site container.
• Crews sign material out to a job and return what they don’t use, so shrinkage has a paper trail.
• Set a minimum per item and the low-stock list writes itself.

What you get

• Rental invoices are matched to machines by serial or fleet key, so rental dollars land on the right job.
• Every machine carries its job, and sign-outs and returns show where it is.
• Overdue returns are flagged with a running weekly rental cost.