ACCOUNTING IS THE END OF THE JOB, NOT THE JOB
Three things QuickBooks was never built to do.
QuickBooks has no idea what is happening on the jobsite this week. Linarc's schedule and field logs are where the cost comes from.
In QuickBooks a cost exists once a bill is entered. In Linarc committed cost, crew hours, and change orders hit the job the day they happen.
Schedule of values, progress pay apps, retainage, change orders on the contract. Linarc does that and hands accounting the result.
WHERE THE GAP SHOWS UP
The workflows a contractor runs every week.
EVERY PLATFORM SYNCS TO QUICKBOOKS. THAT'S THE FLOOR.
The question is what happens before the sync.
Every construction platform on the market connects to QuickBooks. Some charge extra for it. The difference is what the platform does with the job before the numbers reach accounting. If job cost only becomes real once a bill is entered, you are finding out about overruns from your bookkeeper. In Linarc the crew, the schedule, and the change orders cost the job as it runs, and QuickBooks gets the finished picture.
THE CHEAP PART IS THE BOOKS
What running a job on QuickBooks really costs.
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM, OR CONSTRUCTION PLATFORM
QuickBooks wins the books. Linarc wins the job. Use both.
The right accounting system for most growing contractors. Not a scheduling, field, or job cost tool, and it was never meant to be.
Schedule, field, job cost, and billing on one record. Syncs to QuickBooks so accounting sees the finished picture without re-keying.
BUILT FOR THE CONTRACTOR WHO FINDS OUT ABOUT OVERRUNS FROM THE BOOKKEEPER



KEEP QUICKBOOKS. RUN THE JOB IN LINARC.
See job cost that updates from the field and a WIP you don't have to rebuild.
