Revenue in one place
See the original contract, approved variations, revised contract value and invoiced amount together.
Keep quoted revenue, approved changes, labour, materials, subcontractors and committed costs tied to the job - then see where the forecast is heading.
What the number is made from
See the original contract, approved variations, revised contract value and invoiced amount together.
Separate labour, materials, subcontractors and other costs so the source of margin movement is visible.
Compare costs to date, committed spend and estimated cost left before the job is finished.
Read forecast profit and margin from the same job records used by your crew and office.
Job costing works when the estimate, approved changes, time, purchases and invoices share the same job. Build MAIT keeps that operating trail connected.
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Start from the accepted scope, price and approved changes.
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Bring labour, supplier receipts and subcontractor costs back to the job.
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See what is spent, committed and likely to remain before handover.
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Act on overruns while there is still time to price changes or adjust delivery.
A practical management view
The sample shows contract revenue, costs to date, committed spend and a forecast final margin using clearly labelled synthetic figures.
No. Build MAIT gives the builder an operational job-cost view. Your accounting platform remains the source for formal accounts and tax returns.
Yes. The job view groups labour, materials, subcontractors and other costs so you can see which category moved.
Yes. Approved variation value is shown separately and included in the revised contract total.
No. The downloadable example uses synthetic names, addresses and financial figures purely to demonstrate the product format.
Keep the job commercial