The commercial picture behind the build

Know the costs.
Agree the changes.
See where you stand.

Bring labour, purchases, approved changes and billing into context. Understand job performance beyond the balance in the bank.

Built for the trade. By the trade.

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Actual Civion Job costs & changes screen with fictional records
One job. Connected records.Recorded costs → job health

Actual app screen · fictional demonstration data.

01 / Costs allocated to jobs
02 / Changes reviewed and approved
03 / Valuations connected to billing

01 / Job costs & changes

Receipts should tell you more than what to give the accountant.
Actual Civion interface · fictional demonstration records.
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Receipts should tell you more than what to give the accountant.

Review purchases and receipts, allocate them to the right job and see them alongside recorded labour. Your financial picture depends on complete, correctly entered costs and commercial values.

From our experience at Atlas Construction

We had a pile of receipts for the accountant, but no useful way to see which job they belonged to. Once costs came together, we could finally review profit and loss by job.

Timber framing inside a house under construction
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Illustrative photography. These are not Atlas projects or the fictional demonstration job.

02 / Job costs & changes

Agree the extra before the work starts.

Price the change, record the client’s decision and carry approved work into the relevant valuation workflow. Create invoices from supported workflows and follow payments and outstanding balances.

From our experience at Atlas Construction

One job changed throughout: finishes, bathroom layouts, first-floor alterations and an added loft conversion. Managing change orders and valuations was critical to keeping the job commercially viable.

Agree the extra before the work starts.
Actual Civion interface · fictional demonstration records.
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Illustrative photography. These are not Atlas projects or the fictional demonstration job.

Follow a fictional townhouse refurbishment

The detail stays with the job.

01

Capture

Record labour, purchases and proposed extras.

02

Agree

Review and approve priced scope changes.

03

Value & bill

Value the relevant work and create invoices.

04

Review

Consider costs, profit and cash received separately.

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House framing under construction beneath a cloudy sky
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The work behind the records

Every stage has
a cost behind it.

Connect recorded purchases and labour with the job’s commercial values. Give the cost of the work context as it develops.

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Illustrative photography. These are not Atlas projects or the fictional demonstration job.

Useful questions

Understand the workflow.
Then put it to work.

Does an approved change order guarantee payment?

No. It records the agreement and supports the commercial discussion. Payment remains subject to the contract and circumstances.

Are profit and cash in the bank the same thing?

No. Recorded costs, valued work, invoicing and payments are distinct measures. The dashboard must be understood in that context.

Engineers discussing project drawings in an office
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Built for the trade. By the trade.

Less time on admin.
More time for the work.

The drawings, prices and job records belong together. Civion brings the everyday work into one place, so you can spend less time piecing it back together.

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Built for the trade. By the trade.

Follow the money behind a real working day.

Explore job costs & changes during your trial. Personal onboarding follows your first subscription payment.