Know where you are
What came in, what went out, what it left you
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.
Last 30 days
Revenue collected
Costs recorded
Jobs completed
Average days to payment
Representative product UI
What it does
Inside Reporting.
Revenue means collected
The headline number is money that cleared, not invoices raised. A big month of invoicing and a big month of getting paid are different months.
Costs against jobs
Materials, mileage, and labour attach to the work that incurred them, so a job's margin is a fact rather than an impression.
Documents from real records
Quotes, invoices, and reports are generated from the same data the rest of the product uses, and export when you need to hand them to someone.
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Where this connects.
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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Expenses and mileage
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.
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Invoicing
The finished job already holds what was done, what it cost, and what was agreed. The invoice comes from that rather than being rebuilt at the end of the week.
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Try it on your own work.
Start free, connect one thing, and see what it does with a real job.