If you’re still using paper job sheets, Bectran’s industry-recognized construction job sheet system can help companies save time and avoid human error, miscommunications, and delays. The digital platform makes accounts receivable much more straightforward by allowing customized job sheets, real-time updates, and a transparent look at your customer’s accounts.

For the third year, Construction Executive magazine named Bectran one of the top construction technology firms. Bectran earned a place on the list with their Construction Job Sheet System, a platform that streamlines the job sheet process and makes it simple from start to finish.

The job sheet system aims to simplify applications and accounts receivables, with features designed to eliminate repetitive data entry and inaccurate records. For applicants, Bectran’s tool provides a single login for all jobs. It makes it easy to submit jobs and get approval, assess bureau ratings and payment history, and organize information all in one place. On the accounts receivable side, the system provides increased transparency, allowing you to see an accurate, up-to-date exposure summary and efficiently manage any unsecured order holds.

Bectran helps companies reduce the time spent reviewing and approving job sheets by putting all the necessary information in one place, accessible with a single click. Job sheets are also fully customizable to ensure you get the information you need from your customers. Companies can set up automated evaluation and approval models considering specific factors, making the approval process faster and more consistent.

Bectran’s job sheet system was released in February 2021 and has won over many companies in the years since. Bectran CEO Louis Ifeguni says the system is designed to leverage tech-based solutions to make life easier for those in the construction industry, saying, “Our commitment to innovation empowers our clients to confidently navigate the evolving complexities of the construction sector today and in the future, while minimizing risk and enhancing efficiency.”

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