Digital billing. Clear documentation.
A construction project is not truly complete until all services have been fully recorded, transparently documented, and accurately billed. But this is precisely where delays often occur: measurements are missing, timesheets need to be updated, change orders aren’t properly documented, or invoices take too long to process. With Dataflor, time entries, services, quantities, documents, and supporting evidence are digitally consolidated. This allows you to settle accounts faster, secure your cash flow, and keep an eye on the profitability of your projects.
Digital billing doesn’t begin with the invoice.
It takes place throughout the entire construction process. Everything that has been planned, built, measured, and documented flows seamlessly without any data discontinuity. This allows invoices to be generated faster, change orders to be better justified, and completed construction sites to be accurately evaluated.
In this way, billing becomes not a tedious after-the-fact task, but rather the foundation for cash flow, legal certainty, and better decisions.
These solutions support you during the billing phase
Your Benefits at a Glance
Invoices can be issued more quickly, and payments can be initiated sooner.
Quantities, services, and supporting documentation are clearly documented and traceable.
Less manual data entry, less follow-up work, fewer errors.
Budget-to-actual comparisons and post-project cost analyses show how cost-effective projects really were.
Addenda, additional services, and changes in quantities are now more easily identified and documented.
DATEV, financial accounting, and CAD integrations ensure seamless digital processes.
Accurate billing leads to better results on the next job.
Billing isn’t just about closing out a project. It provides important insights for future proposals, cost estimates, and construction sites.
Through post-project cost analysis, target-actual comparisons, and thorough documentation, you can identify which projects were profitable, where variances occurred, and what data you can use for your next planning phase.
