Organize the chart of accounts
Give transactions a consistent accounting structure. Keep your company’s account categories available to the people responsible for its books.
Keep company accounting in the same business workspace as your construction operations. Work with accounts, journals, payables, reconciliation and financial reports.
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A profitable job and a healthy company are different questions. Julia gives your office a place for company accounting, alongside the job-level costs, income and commitments your project team follows.
Give transactions a consistent accounting structure. Keep your company’s account categories available to the people responsible for its books.
Review journal entries and reconciliation records in a dedicated accounting workspace. Keep the details accessible when your team needs to investigate a balance.
Review customer and vendor balances, collections, and AR/AP aging. Know which outstanding amounts need the office’s attention.
Review profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow. Use company reports alongside job financials to understand both the project and the business.
Accounting is part of the platform on all plans. Invoice capture from email starts on Growth; smart matching to a job and sub-job is listed on Scale. Accounting work still needs your team’s review.
See construction plans ↗No. Accounting covers the company’s books and financial reports. Job financials focuses on an individual project’s contract value, costs, commitments, payments and milestones.
The accounting workspace includes profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow, aging and balance reports. Your team remains responsible for reviewing its records and accounting decisions.
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