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Know where the job's money stands while you can still act.

Groundflag keeps the budget, what is committed and what was actually spent by cost code, updated when the fact happens. Change orders go to the client to sign online and land in the contract and the budget the moment they are approved.

Job costing in Groundflag: budget, committed and actual by cost code on a sample job
Groundflag on our test account, with a sample job.
A change order in Groundflag
A change order on the same sample job.

Budget, committed, actual

Change orders

A change order carries its scope, line items, cost and price, the schedule days it adds and the reason. You send it; the client opens a link, reviews it and approves it with their name, email and consent to sign electronically. The approved version is frozen, and a deposit can be asked for in the same step.

Approved, it updates the contract amount, the budget and the next draft invoice, puts a notice on the schedule.

Not yet

Progress billing with a schedule of values, retainage, AIA G702 and G703, and lien waivers are the November 2026 target. RFIs, submittals and the WIP report come after that.

Questions

Does Groundflag use percent complete for the forecast?

No. The forecast is the larger of the budget and actual plus open commitments, so it never looks better than the money already spent.

Can the AI write a change order?

Capture can draft one from a voice note; amounts are entered and confirmed by a person before anything is sent.

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