Accounts receivable software for construction companies
Construction companies bill in stages and wait on owners and general contractors to pay. Adopt keeps your aging current, drafts reminders for overdue billings and holds each one for your approval.
How construction companies handle this today.
Billing in stages. Progress billings go out as work is completed, job by job.
Retainage is held back. Part of every billing is withheld until the job is done.
Slow payers up the chain. Owners and general contractors pay on their own schedule.
Cash flow follows collections. Payroll and suppliers depend on billings being collected.
Construction accounts receivable, kept current
Adopt prepares the work in the background. Your team reviews and approves it, and every approval stays on the record.
Connect your accounts
Invoices and bank activity sit side by side.
Keep the aging current
Open billings update as payments arrive.
Draft reminders
Follow-ups are drafted for overdue billings and held for review.
Approve
You decide what is sent. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
What changes for construction companies
Customer risk in view
See which owners and contractors hold most of what you are owed.
Follow-ups that keep relationships
Edit every reminder before it reaches a customer you will work with again.
Cash you can plan
A current aging shows what is likely to come in.
FAQs
It tracks what owners and contractors owe you, follows up on overdue billings and records payments as they arrive. Adopt prepares the work and your team approves it.
No. Adopt drafts reminders and holds them for approval. You decide what is sent.
No. Adopt works on its own. A business without any accounting system can start on Adopt and keep its books there.
Yes. You can start free and connect your first accounts without talking to sales.
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Billings collected, not chased.
You approve every entry.
Start free and connect your first account. Adopt works on its own, so you do not need another accounting system to begin.
