CribyardWhat has the job cost?
Bring labour, equipment, materials and job purchasing into the cost picture. Use the rates saved with the records, so a later rate-book edit does not rewrite yesterday’s work.
Job costing & reports
A busy shop.
A clearer picture.
See the cost, earned value, billed amount and unbilled work while the job is still open. Find what needs attention across the shop.
Talk about your shop ↗How the work flows
Ask four different questions. Get four useful answers.
What has the work earned?
Look at earned value alongside what has already been invoiced. Separate the value of work done from the amount billed and see what is still unbilled.
Where should you look next?
Shop pulse highlights low-margin jobs, work burning faster than it earns, underused equipment, crew utilization, upcoming capacity and T&M billing lag.
Connected to the rest of the shop
Go from the shop-wide picture to the work behind it.
Use reports for work in progress, billing, sales, deposits, hours, schedules, purchasing and inventory. Filter the view and take the results to CSV when the next conversation happens outside Cribyard.
The practical details
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Cost and sell rates are saved with the relevant records. Updating the rate book does not reprice those historical records.
People with access to multiple operating entities can work across that scope. Company-specific records stay distinct while the shared operation can be reviewed together.
Your people. Your iron. Your way of working.
Let’s start with one of your jobs.
Walk through your crew, your rates and the handoffs that take too much time.
Talk about your shop ↗