Know where the job stands while it's still running.

Budget vs actual hours for every project, live from the field
Burn rate and projected end date, so overruns surface early
Drill into any project by cost code, job site, or equipment

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WorkxPro Job Cost Report across all projects with active project, over budget, on track, and average variance stats, zoomed to a project row that is 112 percent used and flagged Over

You know the job went over. You just can't tell where.

Costing by reconstruction

Cost codes get assigned by the office days later, from memory and best guesses. The report that comes out the other end is fiction with a nice layout.

One bucket for a split day

A worker spends four hours framing and three on another site, and all seven land on whichever job was easier to log. One project eats costs that belong to another.

Reports that arrive after the damage

By the time anyone runs the numbers, the job is wrapped and the overrun is history. There's nothing left to manage, only something to explain.

Every code, tracked against its budget

Open a project and every cost code shows budget, actual, variance, and percent used, with a status you can read at a glance: on track, near limit, or over. The numbers come from codes workers picked at clock-in, not codes someone assigned after the fact.

WorkxPro job cost report for one project, zoomed to the cost code breakdown with budget, actual, variance, percent used, and Over, On track, Near limit, and In progress statuses

WorkxPro job cost report drill-down with hours by location and equipment hours, each machine tied to a cost code like Site Prep or Framing

Where it happened, and what was running

The same report breaks hours out by location and pulls in equipment time, with every machine's hours tied to a cost code. When site prep runs over, you see the excavator hours that went with it, instead of arguing from a single total.

WorkxPro budget summary with overruns in red: budget versus actual hours by cost code, progress bars past 100 percent, and burn rate per week

Overruns show up while you can still act

Each cost code carries its budget in hours, and every punch counts against it as it happens. Burn rate shows how fast a code is eating its budget and the projected end date shows where it lands, so the conversation happens mid-job, not at the post-mortem.

Stop guessing where the hours went

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