Finance

Construction financial reporting software with automatic journal and financing

Profit and loss in one click, cash flow and VAT reports, automatic journal entries with export to Microinvest, SAF-T BG or generic CSV, loans and leases with payment schedules.

7 reports
Ready-made financial views
SAF-T BG
Tax authority export
Financing
Payment schedules

Why do you need financial reporting software in construction?

Profit becomes clear months later, the accountant re-enters everything, loans live in separate spreadsheets - that's reality without specialized financial software. Construction Team brings all three together.

Profit visible too late

Revenue in one file, expenses in another. By the time you add it all up, the quarter is over. Here the profit and loss report is generated in seconds, for any period and office.

Double data entry

The operations team enters invoices and acts in one system, the accountant retypes them in another. The automatic journal creates the accounting entries itself and exports them as a file for the accounting system.

Loans without control

Loan and lease installments in scattered spreadsheets, missed due dates, unclear balance. Payment schedules in the system show every installment with status, due date and principal/interest split.

Reports take days

Cash flow, VAT, overdue receivables - every report is manual Excel work. Here each one is ready, with period and office filters and one-click export.

Key features of the financial software

Construction Team covers the whole chain - from the operational document to the report and the accountant's file.

Revenue, expenses and profit

Profit and loss (P&L) report for any period - total revenue, total expenses and gross profit, with office filters and Excel export.

Cash flow and VAT

Cash in, cash out and net cash flow for the period, plus a VAT report - sales VAT, purchase VAT and VAT payable.

Automatic accounting journal

Every business event - invoice, expense, act, stock movement, bank transaction - creates a double-entry journal entry automatically.

Export for accounting software

The journal exports in three formats: a direct Microinvest file, SAF-T BG for the tax authority, and a generic CSV readable by most accounting systems.

Loans and leases

Company financing - bank loans, leases, overdrafts - with principal, interest rate, outstanding balance and a full payment schedule.

Upcoming and overdue installments

The system shows next month's installments and automatically flags overdue ones. Statistics for total financing, repaid, outstanding and interest paid.

How Construction Team works for financial reporting

Four steps from document to report:

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1. Work as usual

Your team creates invoices, expenses, acts and stock movements. No extra data entry for reporting - the data is already in the system.

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2. The journal fills itself

On every event the system creates a journal entry using your mapping rules and the preloaded chart of accounts. Debit and credit always balance.

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3. Generate reports

Pick a report, period and office - profit, cash flow, VAT, overdue items, payment forecast, partner analysis. Results appear instantly, with Excel export.

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4. Export to your accountant

The accountant downloads the journal in Microinvest, SAF-T BG or generic CSV format and loads it into their system - no re-entry.

Who is financial reporting software for?

Suitable for any construction firm that wants a clear financial picture:

Owners and managers

Profit and cash flow at any moment, without waiting for the accounting close.

Accountants

Ready journal entries and a file to load into the accounting system - no retyping documents.

CFOs

Control over loans and leases, payment forecast, VAT and overdue items in one system.

Auditors and inspectors

A double-entry journal with a traceable source for every entry and SAF-T BG format for the tax authority.

Financial reporting software vs Excel

Why specialized software replaces manual spreadsheets:

FeatureExcelConstruction Team
Profit reportManual formulasOne-click generation
Cash flowManual collectionAutomatic from transactions
Journal entriesRe-entry by handAutomatic journal
Export to accountantCopy-pasteMicroinvest, SAF-T BG, CSV
VAT reportManual mathAutomatic per period
Payment schedulesSeparate sheetInstallments with status and due dates
Overdue itemsRow-by-row reviewAutomatic flagging

Frequently asked questions about financial reporting

Which financial reports does the system offer?+

Profit and loss, cash flow, VAT report, overdue receivables and payables, payment history, upcoming payment forecast and partner analysis - all with period and office filters and Excel export.

What is the accounting journal?+

The journal holds double-entry journal entries created automatically from documents, transactions, stock movements, acts and certificates - or entered manually. You see total debit, total credit and whether the balance is even.

Which accounting systems does the journal export to?+

Three formats: a direct Microinvest file, SAF-T BG - the standardized tax authority format for electronic accounting data, and a generic CSV readable by most accounting systems.

Does the accountant have to re-enter documents?+

No. Operational documents create the journal entries automatically, and the accountant downloads the ready file and loads it into their own system - no conversion, no manual fixes.

How are accounts and rules configured?+

The chart of accounts comes preloaded (about 200 accounts for the Bulgarian standard) in a tree view; you can also define your own per local standards. Mapping rules use ready-made dropdown conditions - item type, nomenclature group, partner or document type - no developer needed. VAT rates live in a separate tab.

What does the financing module track?+

Bank loans, leases, overdrafts and other financing - with principal, interest rate, outstanding balance, monthly installment and status. Statistics show total financing, repaid, outstanding and interest paid.

How is a payment schedule created?+

Three ways: automatic generation when the financing is created, import from the bank's Excel file, or manual entry of installments. Each installment carries principal, interest, fee and due date, and overdue ones are flagged automatically.

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