Accounting software for contractors that shows each project’s cost and profit

• Projects as an accounting dimension

  Each project has a card with a timeline, budget and owner, and every document carries its project, so the project profitability report is built from the entries themselves, not a side spreadsheet.

• Budget versus actual

  A budget per project or cost centre, and a monthly report showing the variance line by line before it becomes a loss at project end.

• Purchasing and suppliers

  A materials purchase order approved by the project manager, receipt at site or warehouse, a supplier bill with partial payment, and a statement per supplier.

• Labour and payroll

  Employees with cost centres, payroll runs with WPS files, geofenced site attendance, and labour cost appearing on its project.

• Progress billing as e-invoices

  Each progress claim is a ZATCA-compliant tax invoice against the project, with a credit note for any adjustment, receipts matched to invoices, and a statement for the client.

• Site expenses and petty cash

  Expenses with attachments from the phone straight onto the project, employee expense claims with approval and payment, and documented cash payment vouchers.

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