See the business from the top.
The dashboard brings active projects, cash flow, collections, risk ranking, and financial activity into one command view so owners know where to look first.
Builder Trace gives general contractors, home builders, and remodelers one polished place to manage project finances. Track cost codes, payments, labor, materials, change orders, cash flow, budget pressure, and real profit without stitching together spreadsheets and scattered notes.
Every active job gets a clear workspace. Owners can see what has been collected, what is still owed, which costs are moving, and what needs attention before margin slips.
Builder Trace is organized around the way contractors actually work: a company dashboard for the big picture, project workspaces for job-level decisions, and cost-code budgets for the details that protect profit.
The dashboard brings active projects, cash flow, collections, risk ranking, and financial activity into one command view so owners know where to look first.
Each project has its own workspace for payments, costs, budget pressure, change orders, forecast, and a recommended next move.
Cost-code budgets connect planned money to actual labor, subs, materials, misc expenses, equipment, permits, and contingency.
Builder Trace is built to move beyond basic lists and generic dashboards. The platform highlights what changed, what is late, what is over budget, what needs collection, and which project deserves attention next.
See active projects, contract value, collected revenue, total costs, live profit, outstanding money, and cash-flow movement from one polished operating view.
Open a project to manage the numbers behind that specific job: payments, labor, subs, materials, misc costs, change orders, forecast, and notes.
Budget by project phase and compare actual tracked costs against labor, subcontractor, material, misc, permit, equipment, and contingency codes.
Track deposits, progress payments, final payments, paid money, pending money, overdue balances, due dates, and payment methods.
Keep adds, deducts, approvals, rejections, and pending change orders tied to project value and financial forecast.
Project where the job is headed using approved contract value, pending revenue, current costs, budget exposure, and change-order movement.
Surface projects that need attention based on overdue payments, low margin, cost exposure, outstanding balance, and health score.
New accounts start with business information and a first project, then guided tours show how to use the dashboard and project pages.
Many contractors know how to build. Fewer have a system that shows exactly what their jobs are earning in real time. Builder Trace replaces scattered spreadsheets, mental math, missing receipts, and delayed financial visibility with one clean operating system for the field and the office.
Builder Trace is designed for general contractors, custom home builders, and remodeling companies across the United States that are managing multiple jobs, paying crews, ordering materials, reviewing change orders, and trying to protect margin without wasting time inside bloated software.
Track large contract values, stage payments, allowances, labor, subs, materials, and long project timelines while maintaining visibility into actual job profit.
Handle fast-moving project expenses, field changes, labor fluctuations, and smaller line items without losing financial control.
Get a clearer command center for the business as more projects, more crews, more subs, and more payments move at once.
These are some of the most common questions contractors ask when they are looking for better job costing software, construction profit tracking tools, and a clearer way to manage cash flow across multiple active projects.
Contractor financial software is a system used by construction businesses to track revenue, job costs, labor expenses, materials, cash flow, and real profit across projects. Builder Trace is designed specifically for contractors who need better visibility into their numbers.
Builder Trace helps organize labor, subcontractor, material, permit, equipment, and miscellaneous project costs by job and cost code so contractors can understand what work is costing and where margin is moving.
Yes. Project workspaces include payments, overdue balances, outstanding money, change orders, approved contract movement, pending scope changes, and forecast signals.
Builder Trace is built for general contractors, custom home builders, remodelers, and construction companies that want better control over project finances and stronger visibility into business performance.
Builder Trace is being built to give contractors a cleaner way to manage project finances, job costs, cost-code budgets, payment tracking, change orders, and profit visibility. Join early to help shape a system designed around real construction workflows.
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