For contractors who sell jobs

Know what every job made, and what every rep earned.

The back office of a contracting business, written down as systems you install once and then run without hiring anybody to run them.

Roofing, siding, landscaping, paving, painting, power washing, mechanical, excavating. If you sell a job, schedule it, build it and get paid for it, the back office is the same shape, and these are the parts of it nobody writes down.

Banked showing $14,875 paid, $5,471 on the table and $20,346 earned against $290,650 sold. Banked · a salesperson’s own commission record · free, and it ships inside The Commission Standard

Try the work before you buy any of it

Three of these ship inside a kit. They are free here, whole, with no account and no upload, because the fastest way to find out whether I know what I am doing is to run one of my tools against your own numbers. Nothing you paste in is ever uploaded.

Banked dashboard with paid, on the table and revenue sold.
Banked
A private commission tracker for salespeople. Log a job the day it signs, mark it paid when the money lands, and always know where you stand.
Free Nothing you paste in is uploaded Open it →
Charted grouping fifteen stops into three crew days across seventy-six road miles.
Charted
Paste the stops and say how many one person covers in a day. Each day's work comes back in one part of the map, in the order to drive it.
Free Works offline Open it →
Surfaced flagging eight exception rows worth $27,056.10 out of a sixteen row ledger.
Surfaced
Paste a payment ledger and it runs twelve reconciliation tests in your browser, then hands back an exception register sorted by what failed.
Free Nothing uploads Open it →

The three standards

A kit is not a template pack. It is the written standard, the spreadsheets that enforce it, the browser tool that does the day of work by hand, and a four minute guide for whoever you hand it to. Every file is editable and carries your name, not mine. One business, yours forever, nothing expires and nothing phones home.

The alternative is hiring somebody to build it, or living with it for another year.

The Commission Standard
Every rep knows exactly what a job pays before they sell it, and can check the maths themselves. Plan standard, compensation agreement language, a margin fail-safe, the calculator, a statement template, a reporting SOP, a rollout plan, and Banked.
$397 Not for sale yet What is in it →
The Production Standard
Two gates and the loop between them. One before material is ordered, one the day the job finishes, and a record that turns what the second one catches into what the first one checks. Plus the Production Board and Charted.
$397 Not for sale yet What is in it →
The Job Cost Standard
Reconcile a year of payments in a day and come out knowing which jobs made money. Twelve reconciliation tests, an exception register, the one day audit run sheet, the job cost workbook, a crew rate card, an estimating gap list, and Surfaced.
$597 Not for sale yet What is in it →
Why they are not for sale yet

Every kit runs a shipping gate of twenty-four mechanical checks, each one standing behind a real failure that already happened. All three pass. Two things are still open, and both are named on the standards page. I would rather be late than sell you a spreadsheet that quietly returns the wrong number.

The book

The Audit
Your books are right and your jobs are lying to you. Twelve rules of evidence, how to reconcile a year of payments in a day, and one chapter on every time the method produced a confident wrong answer.
Price not set Read about it →

If you would rather not do it yourself

The same work, on your business
Process documentation, job costing, compensation design, and the audits that say whether any of it is true. Most people should buy the kit instead. This is for when the answer has to be specific to you.
What that looks like →