Exchequer for Contracting & Construction

Construction giants, niche builders, contractors, property developers, building materials providers and suppliers across the industry rely on the Construction Edition of Exchequer. With functionality such as job costing software and project accounting software, it empowers them with end-to-end control by presenting critical management information in meaningful formats, including dashboards, graphs and charts.

The second a transaction is entered into Exchequer, updated information is instantly available to view, enabling businesses to benefit from real-time management information as operating conditions constantly change.

An integrated suite of modules

The Construction Edition of Exchequer adds the following modules to the core Exchequer system:

• Job & Project Costing
• Sales & Purchase Order Processing
• Stock Control
• Management Reporting
• Applications & Valuations
• RCT / CIS
• CRM

Companies in contracting and in the construction and allied industries gain greater project control ...

• Save time in managing time by producing timesheets electronically, with different rates for employees, jobs and contractors.
• Maximise limited resources and root out time-wasting inefficiencies in administration and finance.
• Eradicate the manual processes associated with contract billing and invoicing.
• Handle the complexities that are an integral part of the industry, such as meeting the requirements of Relevant Contracts Tax (RCT) and Construction Industry Scheme (CIS).
• Manage contracts with live information stored in one easily accessible centralised location.
• Automate sub-contractor processing, from generating purchase orders to invoice entry, right through to online submissions.
• Improve cost management, by scrutinising every cost to any level on the original invoice, statement or quote, with a full breakdown of labour costs, materials and deductions.
• Control budgets and maintain a healthy cash flow by viewing real-time costs against profitability, with an instant view of overspends.
• Analyse the profitability of specific projects to account for expenditure.

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