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General contractors

Bill on progress. Show the owner every dollar.

Residential or commercial, you run several jobs at once and bill as each one moves forward, whether that is cost-plus, a fixed price or draws. The owner has to trust the numbers behind every invoice, and transparency along the way is what keeps that relationship strong.

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Client dashboardInvoice ready
Foundation$38,400 of $40,000
Framing$52,100 of $65,000
Electrical$14,900 of $28,000
Plumbing$26,300 of $24,000 · over
Finishes$6,200 of $55,000
Total$137,900 spent of $212,000 (65%)
Dashboards and amounts shown are examples for illustration.

How Asset Card helps

01

Track job spending as it happens, project by project.

02

Invoice clients with ease. Bill progress and draws from the spending already tracked on the job.

03

Give owners a client dashboard so they can follow the job without calling you.

04

See live budget versus actual on every job, so surprises show up early.

Other industries

Built for everyone who runs project money.

Tradesman cutting materials in a room mid-renovation01House flippersShow investors what the build has cost so farSee how →Contractor fitting a kitchen cabinet door with a drill02Renovation and multi-projectKeep every job's funds separateSee how →Interior designer working through fabric and colour swatches03Interior designersKeep client budgets clear, room by roomSee how →Accountant reviewing documents at his desk04Accounting firmsManage client project funds in one platformSee how →
Getting started

Start with one project.

Asset Card is where a project's money lives. It sits alongside the project software and accounting you already use, so there is nothing to rip out.

  1. 1

    Open a project account

    One account for the job, funded for that job.

  2. 2

    Issue cards

    Give the people who buy for the project their own cards.

  3. 3

    Watch it live

    Track budget against actual, invoice, and share access.

See it on one of your own jobs.

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