Construction Technology
- 20+ years connecting business systems
- Works with Xero, MYOB and the systems you already use
- Fixed quote after a free chat

The Problem
Your estimator prices a job in one system, your project manager tracks costs in another, and your accountant reconciles invoices in a third. By the time anyone realises a job is losing money, it's too late to fix it.
We call it 4-week financial blindness: the gap between work being done on site and you seeing the true financial position. Timesheets come in late, costs are retyped between systems, and by week four you finally get a report telling you what went wrong three weeks ago.
It's common across residential builders, commercial contractors and civil firms. The tools are there (Procore, Deputy, ClockShark, Fieldwire, PlanGrid, Raken), but they don't talk to each other or to your accounts.
We connect your project management, accounting, estimating and site tools, so you can see up-to-date costs on every job while there's still time to act.
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What We See
These problems come up again and again in Australian construction businesses.
Job Costing Is Always Late
Project managers track costs in Procore or Buildertrend, but the finance team doesn't see the numbers in MYOB or Xero until month-end, and by then the lost margin can't be recovered. On a $1M job, a 15% overrun is $150,000 gone.
Double and Triple Entry
The same purchase order gets entered into the PM system, then re-keyed into MYOB or Xero, then tracked again in a spreadsheet. Three systems, three chances to get it wrong.
Variations Disappear
Site managers approve variations verbally, the approval gets lost between site and office, and the builder ends up wearing costs that should have gone to the client.
Month-End Takes a Week
Reconciling project costs, subcontractor invoices, retention amounts, and progress claims across multiple jobs takes days of manual work every month.
Challenges
Construction has problems that off-the-shelf software rarely solves by itself.
Multi-Site Financial Visibility
Australian Compliance Requirements
Subcontractor and Supply Chain Management
Field-to-Office Data Gap
How We Help
We don't sell software. We connect the systems you already have, or help you choose better ones, so information goes where it's needed.
Estimating-to-Accounting Integration
We connect your estimating software to your accounts so approved quotes flow straight into job budgets. There's no retyping, fewer errors, and no waiting until month-end to find out a job was under-priced.
- Estimate cost codes matched to your accounts automatically
- Budget vs actual tracking from day one
- Variations tracked, with budgets adjusted automatically
- Progress claims built from actual costs
Project Management Integration
We connect Procore, Aconex, Buildertrend or whatever project tool your team uses to your office systems, so purchase orders, invoices, timesheets and costs move between the project and finance teams automatically.
- Procore to MYOB and Procore to Xero sync
- Up-to-date cost reporting across all projects
- Subcontractor payments routed for approval automatically
- Retention tracked, with release dates scheduled
Compliance and Safety Automation
We move compliance off paper into systems that watch licence expiry dates, keep SWMS and site inductions in order, and produce audit-ready reports for QBCC, SafeWork or WorkCover.
- Subcontractor licence and insurance tracking
- SWMS and site inductions kept online
- Compliance reports for each state
- Incident reporting and follow-up
Field Reporting and Mobile Solutions
Whether your supervisors use Fieldwire, Raken or PlanGrid, what they record on site is entered once and reaches everywhere it's needed. Deputy or ClockShark timesheets flow straight to payroll, and daily reports, defect logs and progress photos land in your project and accounting systems automatically.
- Daily site reports with photos, from a phone
- Defect and quality checklists on site
- Deputy or ClockShark timesheets synced to payroll
- Works offline on remote sites
Related Services
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FAQ
What systems do construction companies in Australia typically need integrated?
Most need their project management software (Procore, Aconex, Buildertrend) connected to their accounts (MYOB, Xero, Reckon), along with estimating, timesheets and payroll, subcontractor records, and safety and compliance tools. The biggest problem is usually the gap between what happens on site and what shows up in the financial reports.
How much does construction software integration cost in Australia?
It depends on how many systems are involved (estimating, project management, accounting, payroll, compliance), how much data needs to move, and how many of your own rules need building in. We look at the job first and give you a fixed quote after a free initial chat. If you want a deeper look first, our $5,000 Process & Systems Audit gives you a written report on what you need before you commit to a bigger project.
Can you integrate Procore with MYOB or Xero?
Yes, Procore can be connected to either. We keep purchase orders, invoices, cost codes and budgets in step between the two, so your project managers and accountants are looking at the same numbers.
How long does a construction technology integration take?
It depends on how many systems are involved. Connecting two, such as project management and accounting, is a much smaller job than linking estimating, scheduling, site reporting and the accounts. We map your current systems first, then give you a timeline.
Do you work with residential and commercial builders?
Yes. We work with residential volume builders, commercial builders, civil contractors and specialty trades. Each needs something different: volume builders want estimates flowing into the accounts, commercial builders want to see the finances across every project, and civil contractors want plant and equipment tied into job costing.
What is the biggest technology problem construction companies face?
The number one problem we see is the gap between what project managers know and what the finance team can see. Project costs are tracked in one system, invoices in another, variations in spreadsheets, and by the time anyone realises a job is over budget, it's too late. Closing that gap, so you can see the financial position of every job as it happens, is where we help most.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Our $5,000 Process & Systems Audit maps the construction technology you use today, shows where the gaps are costing you time and money, and gives you a clear plan. Or take our free 5-minute self-assessment for an instant score.
Or get in touch directly β call 1300 470 091 or email [email protected]
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