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01 — NetSuite Financials

One financial system for every job and the whole company

NetSuite’s core financials and SuiteProjects, so the numbers from every job feed directly into company-wide reporting.

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The Rabb-it construction dashboard inside NetSuite, showing project KPIs, payables, billings and shortcuts to WIP and job cost reports

At a glance

What changes for your company

  1. 01

    Built on NetSuite core financials

    GL, AP, AR, and cash management, with no separate construction ledger.

  2. 02

    SuiteProjects as the job record

    Every job is a NetSuite project that holds its financial and operational data.

  3. 03

    Captured at the source

    Costs, commitments, and billings post to the job as transactions are entered.

  4. 04

    Visibility from job to enterprise

    The same data supports reporting for one job, a portfolio of jobs, or the full company.

  5. 05

    Audit-ready

    US GAAP and IFRS compliant, with full drill-down from report totals to source transactions.

How it works

From the job to the company books

  1. 01

    Recorded against the job

    Every job is a NetSuite project record. Each transaction is recorded against the job it belongs to, as it happens.

    • Budgets
    • Commitments
    • Vendor bills
    • Change orders
    • Billings
    • Labor
    • Expenses
  2. 02

    One NetSuite ledger

    Rabb-it doesn’t add another accounting system. Jobs live in the records your finance team already knows, so nothing is re-keyed or reconciled across systems.

    • General ledger
    • Payables
    • Receivables
    • SuiteProjects
  3. 03

    Reported at any level

    Project managers see accurate job-level detail. Finance rolls the same numbers up by:

    • Job
    • Customer
    • Department
    • Subsidiary
    • Whole company

    When it’s time to close, you’re already compliant with US GAAP and IFRS.

In short

Rabb-it runs on NetSuite core financials and SuiteProjects, so every job’s costs, commitments, and billings go straight to the company ledger. You get one source of truth from the jobsite to the CFO.