CVR and job-margin reporting Month-end CVR means a week of rebuilding spreadsheets.
Every job's CVR, ready at month-end, from the data you already keep.
The month you spot a losing job while there's still time to fix it.
Every job's CVR, ready at month-end, from the data you already keep.
The month you spot a losing job while there's still time to fix it.
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The problem
Exports, copy-paste and re-coding, every month, before anyone even looks at the margin.
How we fix it
Cost and value come straight from Xero, Sage or your spreadsheets into a CVR for every live job.
Month-end becomes a review of the numbers, not a week of building them.
The problem
A forecast nobody updated hides a job going wrong until it's too late to do anything about it.
How we fix it
Cost-to-complete forecasts are dated and owned, and the ones nobody has updated are flagged.
You see a job going wrong while there's still time to act.
Cost-to-complete forecasts
The problem
Committed but not invoiced cost is what makes a CVR honest, and it's the first thing a spreadsheet forgets.
How we fix it
An accruals register tracks committed against invoiced, by job and cost head.
Your CVR counts what you owe, not just what's been billed.
The problem
Claimed, agreed and certified sit in different files, so the value side is a guess.
How we fix it
One register follows every variation from claimed to agreed to certified.
You recognise the value you're owed, and chase what's missing.
The problem
Every job in its own workbook, and nobody can see the whole business at once.
How we fix it
A company summary puts every job on one page, losses at the top.
The board conversation starts from an answer.
The problem
Big quotes, vague specs and no way of knowing it will work until you've paid for it.
How we fix it
You see a working first version free, then get a fixed price, backed by a fix-or-refund guarantee.
You know it works, and what it costs, before you commit.
Free first version · Fixed price from £3,000 · Fix-or-refund guarantee
Quoting the problem, not month-end? See quoting builds for contractors