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3 cash flow forecasting tips for your next big construction project

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Effectively managing cash flow is critical for contractors’ success. Considering these complexities, it’s easy to understand why, throughout the life of a project, a variety of things can change — directly impacting the original cash flow forecast. Create Rolling Enterprise Cash Flow Forecasts.

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Integrated construction software brings peace of mind

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Many owners juggle all of these activities and projects through a myriad of spreadsheets, older software and off-the-shelf solutions. And if your system is old, you might not be billing on time, so where is your cash flow? Selecting the right software will do more than streamline your processes. And many people do.

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Cash Flow Forecasting Solution

Carol Hagen

We all know that cash flow is the life blood of our business (whether you’re a contractor or a CPA firm). To see your future rather than the past, to become more goal oriented, take a peek at Up Your Cash Flow (UYCF). For those of you that do forecasting, I’ve noticed that Microsoft Excel is popular.

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Ask These Five Questions When Financing Your Equipment and Software

Construction Business Owner

Many contractors, both small and large, finance their equipment and software rather than purchase with a lump sum payment because of the cash flow benefits this practice can bring to their businesses. of every dollar spent on equipment and software in the U.S. was financed.

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Drive Profitability With a Construction-Specific ERP

For specialty contractors, using a construction software platform helps to lay the technological foundation required to support future growth and improved financial performance. Improved cash flow. Improved collaboration. Transparent reporting. Reduced costs. Smarter decision-making. Enhanced security.

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Ask These Five Questions When Financing Your Equipment and Software

Construction Business Owner

Many contractors, both small and large, finance their equipment and software rather than purchase with a lump sum payment because of the cash flow benefits this practice can bring to their businesses. of every dollar spent on equipment and software in the U.S. was financed.

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4 Mistakes to Avoid in Construction Bidding

Viewpoint Construction Technology

With advanced construction software to help you, identifying your direct costs on a job is probably pretty easy. Not Keeping Up with Technology and Construction Software. Now more than ever, you’ve got to do the math and make sure your cash flow can handle the burden of every job. Overlooking Your Indirect Costs.

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