FP&A for Construction & Real Estate (Coming Soon)
Construction profits live and die at the job level. Yet job costs, WIP, and cash usually sit in three different files. Reportly is bringing live, job-level FP&A to construction teams on QuickBooks. Join the waitlist to get it first.
Illustrative preview — not customer data
What breaks in construction & real estate finance
The same three failures show up in almost every construction & real estate team we talk to.
Job costs sit in three files
Costs, WIP, and cash rarely agree, and never on the same day.
WIP is a month-end scramble
Over- and under-billing gets discovered after the period closes.
Cash timing decides everything
Draws, payables, and retainage land out of sequence with the work.
The numbers your board actually asks about
Reportly builds these from your live accounting data, so they never depend on a spreadsheet refresh.
Job and WIP dashboard
Illustrative dataWhat we're building for builders
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Job-level P&L
Cost and margin per job from your QuickBooks classes, via QuickBooks reporting.
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WIP visibility
See work-in-progress position without the month-end scramble.
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Cash by project
Forecast draws, payables, and retainage timing in budgeting and forecasting.
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Consolidated views
Roll jobs into entity and group pictures automatically.
What a month looks like with Reportly
Close the books, and the reporting takes care of itself.
Actuals land
Job costs sync from QuickBooks classes and projects.
Job margins
Cost and margin per job update without a month-end rebuild.
WIP and cash
Draws, payables, and retainage timing project forward.
Owner pack ships
Jobs roll into entity and group views automatically.
The vocabulary, defined
Plain-English definitions of the terms this page uses. More in our glossary.
Job costing
Tracking revenue and cost against each individual job rather than in aggregate.
Work in progress (WIP)
The value of work performed but not yet billed, and vice versa.
Retainage
A percentage of payment withheld until a job reaches completion.
Backlog
Contracted work you have won but not yet performed.
Construction FAQ
Built for how construction & real estate really works
Reportly is in early access. Join the waitlist to see it on your own numbers.