Project cash flow forecasts driven by the schedule and billings — know the trough before you fall in.
A profitable job can still run out of cash. ErectOS projects the cash curve from the schedule, the billings, and the payables — so you see the funding trough weeks out and arrange for it, instead of discovering it on a Friday payroll.
Cash in and cash out follow the plan, so the curve moves the moment the schedule does.
See your peak funding need and the date you hit it — early enough to draw the line you need.
Pulse warns when a slip or a slow draw pushes the trough deeper than your facility allows.
Billings, costs, and retainage flow from the schedule into a cash projection that updates itself — inflow, outflow, and net position across the life of the job.
1.0 Project
Funding trough of -$1.2M hits in week 19.
When the schedule slips or a draw runs slow, the curve reshapes and Pulse flags the new trough — so you arrange financing on your terms, not the bank’s.
2.0 Manage
Pulse: the 9-day slip deepens the trough by $240k.
Consider accelerating the June draw to cover it.
Cash Flow reads from and writes to every module it touches — your data is entered once and trusted everywhere.
The plan drives the timing of cash in and cash out.
Billings and payments reshape the curve in real time.
Cost and finish forecasts feed the funding need.
Held and released retainage is modeled in the curve.
You see the funding trough weeks before you fall in.
Schedules → Cash FlowA profitable job never runs out of cash by surprise.
Invoices → Cash FlowYou arrange financing on your terms, not the bank’s.
Forecast → Cash Flow