GAAP-compliant WIP schedules for construction — without the Excel rebuild.
Footing turns your job costs into GAAP-compliant WIP schedules — percent complete by the cost-to-cost method, plus a bonding-company-ready PDF and Excel in two clicks. Enter jobs in minutes or import from a spreadsheet. QuickBooks Online sync is coming soon.
From eight-hour rebuild to three quick steps.
Your accounting system tracks the books, but it doesn't produce WIP schedules. Here's what closing the month looks like — with and without Footing.
With Footing
Minutes per month
- 01
Add your jobs — type them in, or import from a spreadsheet.
- 02
Enter the total estimated cost for each job. One field per job, updated as the project evolves.
- 03
Download your bonding-company-ready PDF or Excel.
Without Footing
8–12 hours per month
- 01
Export sub-customers, estimates, invoices, and the GL detail from your books.
- 02
Cross-reference bills and expenses to figure out which were actually job-costed to a sub-customer.
- 03
Re-key everything into the firm's Excel template.
- 04
Run the percent-complete formulas and triple-check the over/under billings.
- 05
Produce a clean PDF the bonding company will accept.
Footing handles the four reports, the reconciliation, the bill-coding hunt, the percent-complete formulas, and the PDF formatting — automatically, every month. Eight to twelve hours of senior labor, per client, every month that should be billable to someone else.
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Purpose-built for construction accounting. No bloat, no learning curve.
GAAP cost-to-cost method
Percent complete is calculated automatically using the industry-standard cost-to-cost method, recalculated as your numbers change.
Excel & PDF in two clicks
Export a bonding-company-ready WIP schedule as a formatted Excel workbook or PDF — instantly.
Multi-period history
Keep separate worksheets for each reporting period and track how jobs have progressed over time.
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