JobTread Software for Construction

 As a construction account, outsourced real estate controller and forensic accountant I have used many different cost accounting software packages. Depending on the size of the business some programs are too expensive and too comprehensive and for others the reporting isn't detailed enough.


There's an exciting cloud based construction program called JobTread Software and it is an amazing program that consolidates many of the pain points associated with construction accounting and estimating into a user friendly, robust platform.

Budgets are manageable and estimates are detailed, margins are flexible, vendor and customer portals provide accessibility, integration with QuickBooks Online is a breeze, document upload is fantastic, progress invoicing takes seconds to complete. These are only a few of the features!

If you are in the construction industry and not using this software, I suggest that you schedule a demo today!

If you are a general contractor, subcontractor, or developer and want to learn about the benefits associated with outsourcing your job cost accounting, DM me today to schedule an appointment.

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