Monitor financial pressure without pretending QuickBooks is the job file.
The $99/month Autonomous Watchtower detects supported historical financial conditions after eligible closed periods. Job profitability, WIP, retainage, change-order rights, cost to complete and forecasts require separate records.
Construction & Trades need finance visibility that matches how the business actually operates.
A consistent financial review gives construction and trade owners a cleaner view of whether jobs are truly profitable, whether cash timing is becoming risky, and where operational decisions need attention.
Margin clarity
Job profitability can be hard to trust when costs, labor, change orders, and timing are not reviewed consistently.
Cash timing
Cash can tighten even while the schedule is full.
Better decisions
Owners need better visibility before equipment, hiring, pricing, debt, or project decisions.
Understand what the connected data can support.
Job profitability, WIP, retainage, change-order rights, cost to complete and forecasts require complete job, contract and project records.
Supported monitoring
The Watchtower monitors margin compression, payroll or contractor-cost growth, receivables deterioration, customer concentration, expense anomalies, cash or liquidity deterioration and source-data inconsistencies.
Evidence contract
Every finding identifies supporting numbers, calculation, significance, confidence and limitations. Insufficient evidence withholds the conclusion.
No hidden labor
TruePoint does not perform or hide bookkeeping, contract review, forecasting, approval, customer contact or management action inside the product.
The customer and its qualified construction, accounting and legal professionals own job/WIP conclusions, contracts, forecasts and decisions.
Screen privately. Monitor when the source is ready.
The free calculator is a directional first pass. The readiness check separates supported QuickBooks monitoring from unsupported construction measures. No sales call or human review is required.
Use the construction finance guide for educational source readiness, or visit the insights library. Educational examples are not automated product claims.