Start with your job sheet or connect Aspire read-only. Review job costs, margin, sources and missing inputs.
Over/Under arrives after the job has moved on.
The number lives in a truck, not a system.
Bank says one thing, job costing says another.
Cost to finish?
Job costs close once a month. Cash is checked every morning. Nobody was reconciling the two in between.
Why we built the operator cockpit.
No. Aspire and LMN are job-costing and operations platforms, built for estimating and scheduling. TreasuryFlow connects to Aspire through Aspire's own API, read-only: we read your jobs and their numbers every morning and never change anything in Aspire.
In Aspire, open Administration → Application → API and create a credential, about two minutes. Paste the Client ID and Secret into TreasuryFlow and we show your jobs by name, with contract value where present, before anything is saved.
Nothing to install, no login. Each PM gets a personal link that opens on their phone, shows their jobs, and asks one question: what will it take to finish? Typing one number is the whole job.
QuickBooks sync gives you automatic left-to-bill with zero manual entry, but it isn't required. You can also upload your own job-cost sheet directly; either way, your bank and your PMs' sheets connect the same way.
Your job-costing software updates Over/Under when you run a report, typically at your close, weekly or monthly. TreasuryFlow recomputes it every time a PM's sheet lands or QuickBooks syncs, so it's never more than a day old.
Underbilled work, earned but not yet invoiced, becomes a ready-to-send invoice list with the exact lines and total, one click to your billing. Retention held in a separate account, once tagged, shows as restricted cash, never mixed into what's spendable.
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