Product / Project costing
Find out you are underwater during the job
Everybody finds out eventually which jobs lost money. The useful version is finding out on day two, while there is still something you can do about it.
Delgado — exterior
What you sold it for, against what it is costing
Cost & cash
By period, with every line drillable
Quoted versus actual, by service
Not just whether the job is over, but which part of it is. You quoted the trim at a rate; here is what it actually took.
Hours from the clock, not from memory
The crew app's clock feeds the comparison directly, so you are reading measurements rather than estimates of estimates.
Which services actually make money
Across jobs, your own production rates get audited by reality. The rates that are wrong show up as a pattern, and then you can fix the catalog instead of absorbing it on the next twenty quotes.
Before it becomes a surprise
A job trending over is visible while the crew is still on site. That is the entire point.
Questions
Where do actual hours come from?
The crew app clock, attached to the job the crew is working.
Can I see costing across all jobs, not just one?
Yes — per job for the immediate problem, and across jobs to find the rate that is consistently wrong.