Your entire build in one place, every part connected.
Quoting, scheduling, claims, site diary, docs, accounting, site and office, all feeding one place.
This is not ten tools that sync, it's every part of the job feeding one place. The schedule knows what the budget knows, the budget knows what the claims know.
You're standing at the site trying to remember what you allowed for the tiling. The quote is in your email, the budget is in a spreadsheet, the variation is in a text message. In ProfitIQ it's one job, one place, and the numbers already talk to each other.
Your AI works while you don't.
While you're on the tools, quoting, or asleep, the agents never stop watching.
It doesn't require you to look at the software. Our agents watch every stage around the clock and alert you. More than real-time visibility, it's real-time vigilance.
It's 2pm and you're on the tools, not at a desk. A supplier invoice comes in $3,400 over what you allowed. You find out that night from ProfitIQ, not in six weeks when the job is finished.
It catches slippage before it costs you.
When a job slows down, ProfitIQ flags the days lost and the dollars attached, while there's still time to act.
Other systems flag the delay. We put a dollar figure on it.
The slab pour slips four days waiting on a subbie. ProfitIQ tells you that week, with the four days and the dollars attached, while you can still pull it back somewhere else.
It tells you what to do next, not just what happened.
Automatically looks ahead to make sure trade contracts are confirmed before their start date.
Most software reports the past. ProfitIQ looks forward, checking the real state of your projects and telling you what needs doing today.
The electrician starts in nine days and the contract still isn't signed. ProfitIQ tells you today, before the rate moves or the crew gets booked on another site.
It pressure-tests every dollar in real time.
A dear quote lands and gets measured against your budget and estimate instantly, with options provided.
Recording a quote is the easy part. The real question is whether it blows up the job, and that is usually discovered after the margin is already gone. The second a quote lands, ProfitIQ calibrates it against your budget and estimate, then gives you options. It's not enough to store a number. ProfitIQ tells you the financial impact on the job.
The carpentry quote lands at $58,000 and you allowed $49,000. Before you accept it, ProfitIQ has already measured it against the budget and shown you what it does to the margin on the whole job.
It sees the cash crunch coming.
Forecasts a tight month from your schedule, claims and costs to date.
Any 18-month cashflow forecast is only as good as you remembering to open and review the chart. ProfitIQ reads your schedule, your claims and your costs-to-date and tells you a tight month is coming before it hits, and without prompting.
March looks fine, but ProfitIQ can see two claims landing late and three big invoices due in the same fortnight. You hear about it in February, while you can still move something.