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What the job actually cost

Photograph a receipt and it is read, categorised, and attached to the job. Log the drive and it lands against the same job. Job costing stops being a guess.

This month

Materials, supplier

Ellery Street

$1,204

Fuel

Unassigned

$318

Tool hire

Alvarez residence

$145

Representative product UI

What it does

Inside Expenses and mileage.

Scan it from the phone

A photo of a receipt is read into a record with the supplier, the amount, and the date. No shoebox, and no re-keying it in the evening.

Against the right job

Costs attach to the job that incurred them, so the margin on a job is the real margin and not revenue minus a rough guess.

Mileage that counts once

Trips are logged against jobs and vehicles, and never double-counted into job cost.

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Where this connects.

Payroll

Time comes off the clock rather than a paper sheet. Withholding is calculated and deposit files are prepared for the people who did the work.

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Reporting

Revenue that counts money actually collected, costs recorded against the jobs that caused them, and documents produced from the same records rather than rebuilt in a spreadsheet.

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Payments

Take card payments through Stripe, and record the cheques and cash yourself, so the books match what actually arrived rather than what was invoiced.

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Try it on your own work.

Start free, connect one thing, and see what it does with a real job.