Job cost truth while the job is still open.
General contractors discover margin erosion at closeout, after the labor is burned and the change order is unbilled. Nexus posts labor, materials and subcontractor commitments to the job as they happen.
Pain Point Solved
What this retires.
The three habits that quietly consume construction margin.
Closeout surprise costing
Field hours, material issues and equipment time post to the job the day they occur, so cost to date is current rather than reconstructed at the end.
Unbilled change orders
Change orders are tracked as contract revisions with approval state, so scope added in the field reaches the billing schedule instead of the file cabinet.
Manual AIA billing
Progress billing produces schedule of values applications with retainage held and released automatically, without a spreadsheet rebuilt each month.
Feature Mapping
How a project runs through the platform.
Estimate through final retainage release on one record.
Estimate and contract setup
The awarded contract becomes a job with a schedule of values, budget by cost code and retainage terms defined up front.
Field capture
Crew hours from the mobile portal, material issues from inventory and subcontractor commitments all post against cost codes.
Progress billing
Percent complete drives the application for payment, with retainage withheld and stored contract billings tracked automatically.
Closeout and revenue
Final billing releases retainage, and over and under billing positions resolve on the balance sheet with full lineage.
Cost a real job in a trial workspace.
Build a schedule of values, capture field hours and produce a progress billing application.