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Why margin loss gets spotted too late
These are not edge cases. They happen on almost every project reported from spreadsheets.
Financial reports already out of date
Project financial reports are compiled manually from multiple spreadsheets at month end.
The data is always a few weeks old and decisions are made on figures that no longer reflect reality.
Committed and forecast cost blended together
A cost to complete forecast usually blends what's actually committed with what's still a guess into one number.
When an unlet package or an unagreed variation prices out worse than expected, nobody sees it coming because the two were never separated in the first place.
Cash flow forecasting nobody trusts
Cash flow forecasting is done manually in Excel at board level. Nobody has confidence in the numbers.
The board is always working from the last valuation rather than the current position.
How StoneRise gives you a live view of project margins
Live margin dashboards
Real time project financials showing revenue, costs committed, costs remaining and current margin at a glance, without waiting for month end.
- Revenue, cost and margin visible at any point in the month
- No manual rebuild before each commercial meeting
- Figures reflect the current position, not last month's snapshot
- Available to the whole commercial team in real time
Committed (Fixed)
£2,614,000
18 subcontract orders, 11 approved variations
Uncommitted (Forecast)
£980,000
Roofing package unawarded, 2 variations unagreed
Committed vs uncommitted cost split
Every placed subcontract order and purchase order counts as committed cost the moment it is accepted, while unlet packages and unagreed variations stay clearly flagged as forecast.
- Placed orders and approved variations count as committed instantly
- Unlet packages and unagreed variations flagged as forecast
- Commercial teams see exactly how much of the number is fixed
- No blended cost to complete figure hiding the real risk
Early margin erosion warnings
StoneRise flags when the uncommitted portion of a project's forecast moves against budget, surfacing the risk while there is still time to procure differently or renegotiate.
- Uncommitted forecast tracked against original budget
- Adverse movement flagged automatically, not at month end
- Time to procure differently or renegotiate while it matters
- Risk surfaced by package, not buried in a single total
Unawarded, budget £180k. Market pricing trending 9% above budget.
£62k unagreed. Recovery position not yet confirmed with client.
Partially committed, on track against budget.
Cash flow forecasting
StoneRise projects income and expenditure forward based on live contract data, giving finance teams a view of the business position that is always current.
- Income and expenditure projected from live contract data
- No manual rebuild in Excel before the board meeting
- Business position reflects current contracts, not last valuation
- Portfolio view across all live projects in one place
Purpose-Built for Construction
Built by QSs who ran construction businesses. Not generic software adapted for construction.
Stelios Ioannou and Michael Loizias are qualified quantity surveyors with 10 years running construction businesses before building StoneRise. The margin and cash flow structure in StoneRise reflects how a construction commercial team actually forecasts risk, not how a generic finance platform categorises expenditure.
Committed cost separated from forecast
Signed orders count as fixed the moment they are accepted. Unlet packages and unagreed variations stay clearly flagged as risk.
Live data, not month-end snapshots
Margin and cash flow reflect the current position at any point. Commercial teams stop presenting figures that are already out of date.
Risk visible before it becomes a problem
Margin erosion is flagged while there is still time to procure differently or renegotiate, not after the next month-end review.
Qualifying main contractors get 3 months free
We are confident enough in the product to let you run it on live projects before you commit.
Common questions
How is this different from the CVR page?
The CVR page is about producing an accurate cost value reconciliation per project. This page is about what happens next: turning that data into portfolio-level margin visibility, cash flow forecasting and early risk warnings for finance and commercial leadership.
Does this replace our board-level cash flow reporting in Excel?
Yes, the forecast is generated from the same live contract data behind every project's CVR, so the board works from a current position rather than a manually rebuilt spreadsheet.
Do we need every project on StoneRise for this to work at portfolio level?
It works best with full portfolio coverage, but even partial rollout gives live margin visibility on the projects that are on the platform.
Is there any commitment during the demo?
No. The demo shows your own kind of project data structure and there's no obligation to commit afterwards.
See StoneRise give you a live view of your project margins
Qualifying main contractors get 3 months free to prove it works.
- What you will see in your demo:
- Live margin dashboard from real contract data
- Committed vs uncommitted cost split by package
- Early margin erosion warnings before they bite
- Cash flow forecast across your whole portfolio
- Pricing and implementation with no surprises
Book a Free Demo
Takes 30 seconds. Confirmed within one working day.