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    REPORTING

    Construction reporting built from the work already happening.

    Jet.Build connects project and portfolio reporting to the budgets, commitments, changes, approvals, and field records your team maintains. Project teams can examine the detail behind an issue while owners and leadership review the portfolio view. Jenny answers reporting questions with citations back to the underlying records.

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    Active Tasks — Harbor Point Tower

    1 Blocked4 Active
    TaskAssigned ToStatusPriority
    Level 3 concrete pourMartinez GCIn ProgressHigh
    MEP rough-in — Zone BAllied MechanicalIn ProgressHigh
    Structural steel — Level 5IronWorks LLCScheduledMedium
    Fire suppression installSafeGuard FirePending RFIHigh
    Curtain wall fabricationGlassTech IncOn TrackMedium
    Elevator shaft framingVerticalBuildOn TrackLow
    The Problem

    Reporting shouldn't require rebuilding the project history.

    When cost, change, and field data live in separate tools, every report starts with someone gathering and reconciling information. By the time it reaches leadership, decisions are being made on last month's numbers.

    REAL-TIME DASHBOARDS

    Real-time dashboards across every project.

    Dashboards draw from the shared project records your team already updates, so the main view doesn't depend on manually reconciling separate spreadsheets. Roll a single project or your entire portfolio into one view — the same data the field logs is the data leadership sees.

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    app.jetbuild.com/real-time-dashboards

    Active Tasks — Harbor Point Tower

    1 Blocked4 Active
    TaskAssigned ToStatusPriority
    Level 3 concrete pourMartinez GCIn ProgressHigh
    MEP rough-in — Zone BAllied MechanicalIn ProgressHigh
    Structural steel — Level 5IronWorks LLCScheduledMedium
    Fire suppression installSafeGuard FirePending RFIHigh
    Curtain wall fabricationGlassTech IncOn TrackMedium
    Elevator shaft framingVerticalBuildOn TrackLow
    app.jetbuild.com/jenny-ai-reports

    Active Tasks — Harbor Point Tower

    1 Blocked4 Active
    TaskAssigned ToStatusPriority
    Level 3 concrete pourMartinez GCIn ProgressHigh
    MEP rough-in — Zone BAllied MechanicalIn ProgressHigh
    Structural steel — Level 5IronWorks LLCScheduledMedium
    Fire suppression installSafeGuard FirePending RFIHigh
    Curtain wall fabricationGlassTech IncOn TrackMedium
    Elevator shaft framingVerticalBuildOn TrackLow
    JENNY AI REPORTS

    Reporting questions answered from your project records.

    Ask in plain English: 'Which projects are trending over budget, and why?' Jenny summarizes from your project records and cites the commitments, change orders, and approvals behind the answer, so it can be verified. Jenny does not approve costs or make financial decisions.

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    EXECUTIVE & PORTFOLIO ROLLUPS

    From the field to the boardroom — one source of truth.

    Project teams see the detail they act on — open changes, pending approvals, commitment status. Owners and executives see the rollup — budget vs. forecast, change exposure, and schedule risk across the portfolio. Both views come from the same records.

    See it in a demo →
    app.jetbuild.com/executive-&-portfolio-rollups

    Active Tasks — Harbor Point Tower

    1 Blocked4 Active
    TaskAssigned ToStatusPriority
    Level 3 concrete pourMartinez GCIn ProgressHigh
    MEP rough-in — Zone BAllied MechanicalIn ProgressHigh
    Structural steel — Level 5IronWorks LLCScheduledMedium
    Fire suppression installSafeGuard FirePending RFIHigh
    Curtain wall fabricationGlassTech IncOn TrackMedium
    Elevator shaft framingVerticalBuildOn TrackLow

    CUSTOMER STORY

    Canvas CM: reporting built from the cost-management workflow

    Canvas CM maintained budgets, commitments, changes, and forecasts through the same workflow. Reporting became an output of that process rather than a separate exercise in gathering and reconciling information.

    “Before Jet.Build, we were pulling cost information from multiple places just to understand where a project stood. Now the budget, commitments, changes, and forecast are connected, giving our team and leadership a clearer view of project performance.”

    Suzanne Andolino, Director of Project Management, Canvas CM
    Read the Canvas CM customer story

    Test a report against the decisions your team makes.

    A useful dashboard should help someone decide what to do next. Before choosing construction reporting software, use one project and one reporting cutoff to check the path from a headline number to its supporting record.

    • Start with the cost position. Compare the approved budget, commitments, actual costs and forecast at completion as separate measures. Ask which records feed each measure and how unapproved changes are shown.
    • Follow an exception. Choose a pending change or approval. Identify the decision owner, the date a decision is needed and the record supporting the next action.
    • Check the portfolio view. Review how the same measures appear across projects. Confirm the definitions, reporting cutoff and project groupings before comparing results.
    • Confirm the audience and output. Identify who needs project detail and who needs a portfolio summary. Agree on access, required report formats and any delivery requirements during implementation planning.

    For a starting layout, use the construction project dashboard template. To see how the cost records relate, explore construction cost management.

    Bring one reporting question to your demo. Tell us which decision your report needs to support, who reviews it and which records sit behind it. Review the project and portfolio workflow with the Jet.Build team and confirm the scope before implementation.

    Review your reporting workflow

    Financial reports and outputs

    Which financial reports and export formats are available?

    Financial reporting includes budget summaries, cash-flow projections, cost breakdowns and commitment logs, with PDF and Excel exports. Confirm the report, fields, filters and required output during implementation planning.

    Can financial reports recur on a schedule?

    Jet.Build supports recurring financial reports. Confirm the report, timing, recipients and delivery requirements with the Jet.Build team when scoping your reporting workflow.

    75%

    Reduction in coordination overhead

    3x

    Faster information retrieval vs. legacy platforms

    Hands-on

    implementation scoped to your team

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Dashboards read from the same project records your team updates, so when an approval moves, a commitment changes, or the field logs activity, the view reflects it without a separate export or reconciliation step.

    Yes. Portfolio rollups are a first-class view in Jet.Build. You can group projects by the dimensions your team records — for example region, asset class, owner, or GC — and the available breakdowns depend on how that data is configured in your account.

    At minimum: current budget vs. forecast at completion, committed vs. uncommitted cost, open and pending change orders, approvals waiting on a decision, and schedule milestones at risk — each traceable to the underlying record. Our free construction project dashboard template shows one way to structure it, and cost management covers how those numbers stay connected.

    Reporting needs — portfolio views, project dashboards, and the outputs leadership expects — are reviewed with the Jet.Build team during implementation planning, so what is included is confirmed before launch.

    See how Jet.Build can work for your team.

    Book a 30-minute walkthrough — we'll show you how Jet.Build fits your current workflow.