For controllers & finance teams

The field and the books, finally the same numbers.

You're re-keying pay apps into the accounting system, rebuilding WIP in a spreadsheet, and chasing the field for cost updates. Trueleveler keeps a construction-aware double-entry ledger beside your books — so WIP, retainage, and job costs stay current and tie out, then export clean to QuickBooks or Sage. It's the verification layer next to your accounting system, not a replacement for it.

01 · What changes for you
  • No re-keying — pay-app revenue, costs, and payments sync to the GL in one click, or automatically if you turn on nightly auto-post.
  • WIP that's always current — percent-complete and over/under billings compute directly from your cost and billing data, and the ledger reconciles to WIP — not rebuilt monthly.
  • A billing basis you can defend — link a G703 line to a color-painted progress zone and pull its percent-complete straight from the drawing while the pay app's in draft, instead of typing a verbal estimate.
  • 3-way match — PO, receiving, invoice reconciled; only exceptions reach your desk.
  • Per-job statements — P&L and balance sheet per project and across the portfolio.
  • 13-week cash forecast — a rolling weekly projection auto-built from pay apps, POs, and T&M tickets, not a spreadsheet that's stale by Friday.
  • Periods you can actually close — lock a month and postings into it are blocked; any restatement after close requires a stated reason and leaves its own trail.
  • Audit trail — every posting traces to its source document and the person who logged it.
Trueleveler job ledger: income statement and balance sheet for one project, with the trial balance and journal entries posted from pay apps, receipts, and cost syncs
Finance · job ledger · sample data

Close faster. Trust the numbers.

Run one job's pay apps through the ledger and watch the WIP reconcile itself.