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Construction

Long jobs, retention, variations, and cash that arrives late.

Construction accounting is project accounting under pressure. Committed cost matters more than spent cost, variations move the margin, and retention ties up cash for months after the work is done.

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Watched here

Contract marginCost to complete varianceRetention outstanding

Modules

Construction: the modules it usually turns on.

Activated when they earn their place. The status on each one is the real one — finance is where G1 is deepest today.

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Workflows

The routines that have to work.

  1. Subcontractor order to payment
  2. Valuation and application for payment
  3. Job costing review

Use cases

What G1 is actually asked to do here.

  • Cost to complete against contract value
  • Committed cost from orders, not just posted bills
  • Retention tracked and released on schedule
  • Subcontractor payment and compliance status
  • Plant and equipment depreciated by site

KPIs

The numbers people actually argue about.

Defined once, in the ledger, so two reports cannot disagree about what they mean.

  • Contract margin
  • Cost to complete variance
  • Retention outstanding
  • Cash conversion

Terminology

Your words, not ours.

G1 is configured to use the language the business already speaks — including on reports and screens.

Retention
A percentage held back until the job is signed off.
Variation
A change to the contracted scope, and to its value.
Cost to complete
What is still needed to finish, as a number.

Integrations

Connect what you already use.

G1 does not ask you to replace everything. These are the connectors that serve the modules above — with the honest state of each, because only two are live today.

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Common problems

What usually brings them to us.

The situations that keep recurring here, stated the way people actually say them.

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Illustrative scenario

What this looks like in practice.

Not a client. A realistic situation in this industry, written out in full and badged as illustrative — there are no measured results to report yet.

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  • Illustrative scenario420 peopleSingle country, twelve live sites

    Knowing what a job will cost before it is finished

    A regional building contractor

    Committed cost lives in a folder of subcontractor orders. Posted cost lives in the accounts. Variations are agreed on site and priced weeks later, and retention is tracked on a spreadsheet that only the commercial manager maintains. Cost to complete is a quantity surveyor's judgement, revisited monthly, and by the time a job is known to be losing money the remaining scope is already committed.

    What it is designed to do

    • Committed cost appears the moment an order is raised, not when the bill lands
    • Cost to complete and contract value sit on one record, not two
    • Retention releases are scheduled and visible in the cash forecast
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Nearby

Industries that work the same way underneath.

Construction

Your business is not a template. Neither is your G1.

Tell us how this actually works where you are, and we will show you the configuration — and say plainly which parts exist today.

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