Financials

Every Supplier Invoice, Booked to the Job

Enter supplier and subcontractor invoices, book each line to the budget, approve them and record the payments, with overdue bills flagged before they become a phone call.

Core Estimator bill with line items booked to the budget beside the supplier invoice

Enter

By Hand or Straight From the PDF

Upload and Extract
AI reads the invoice number, dates and line items off the supplier's PDF.
Bulk Upload
Drop in up to 50 invoices at once and review them when they're ready.
Linked to Orders
Tie each bill line to the purchase order it's for.

Approve

Nothing Counts Until It's Approved

Book Every Line
Each line lands on a budget category or item.
Approval Checks
Supplier, dates and lines are checked before a bill can be approved.
Locked Once Approved
Approved amounts can't change. Void and re-enter, and the history stays.

Pay

Know What You Owe

Record Payments
Part or full payments move a bill to Part Paid or Paid on their own.
Overdue at a Glance
Overdue bills are aged on the Financial Overview.
Ready for Cost Plus
On cost plus jobs, approved bills are ready to add to the client's next invoice.

Questions

Yes. Upload the PDF or a photo and Extract Data reads the invoice number, dates and line items into the bill. You choose the supplier and check it against the document before approving.
Once it's approved. Draft, pending and needs-review bills don't touch the budget or the Financial Overview.
Yes. Pick the order on the bill and tie each line to the order line it's for.
Add a payment for what you paid. The bill moves to Part Paid, then to Paid once the balance is covered.
Yes. Push approved bills to Xero with the right account codes, and payments sync both ways.
Google Reviews Rated 5.0 on Google
"Our business requires a very smart estimating package for detailed architectural homes, and Core Estimator delivers this in spades."

Mark Loader — Director, Bricon PTY LTD

"The software has helped me win jobs with better quote presentation, while also saving time and improving my estimating system."

Matt Petrou

Ready to get on top of what you owe?