While service and construction management software can streamline business operations and enhance efficiency for both the back office and field teams, finding the right software for your business may not be as simple.

With so many different functionalities and options to consider, finalizing a service and construction management software will likely require a collaborative effort from your management team and staff.

Many construction professionals would consider accounting to be one of the most important aspects of a job or work order, and necessary for maintaining a profitable business. Because of this, businesses may choose to purchase accounting software first before purchasing any other business software. Under accounting functionalities, companies track expenses, review reports, and categorize their job cost to determine future budgets and job profitability. 

As these businesses expand and evolve, they may find that the accounting software they started with is insufficient for managing the business’ complexities and day-to-day operations, requiring them to seek specialized construction software like construction management software or construction accounting software. In this article, we will examine service and construction management software with and without accounting functionality to help you choose the right construction software so that you can mitigate your risk and maximize profit. 

In order to fully appreciate the differences, it’s important to review what you should expect with either construction management software or construction accounting software.

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