Integrations // JobTread

JobTread reporting: budgets and actuals joined to QuickBooks, with the alerts JobTread cannot raise alone.

Construction management for builders, remodelers, and specialty contractors: estimates, budgets, schedules, customer portal.

Get job profitability dashboards, WIP, and over-budget alerts from JobTread joined to QuickBooks or Sage. What Omadli pulls, three automations, and how JobTread's API access works. Omadli Group, Boston.

Read-only into JobTread. Nothing gets replaced.

How do I get better reporting out of JobTread?

Better reporting out of JobTread comes from joining JobTread's estimates, budgets, schedules, and customer records to the actual costs and invoices in QuickBooks or Sage, then refreshing the result on a schedule and reconciling it to the ledger. Omadli Group connects to JobTread the way its platform allows (JobTread's API requires certification for write access, so Omadli reads and a person posts), pulls the data into one database with accounting, and builds a job profitability dashboard: estimate versus actual by job and cost code, work in progress, unsigned change orders, and cash position. An agent reads it weekly and flags the job running ahead of budget and the customer who has not paid, naming the person who should act. Farmon, the knowledge-base agent, answers questions from contracts and SOPs stored in Google Drive or SharePoint. Omadli Group is based in Boston, Massachusetts, works with builders, remodelers, and roofing and specialty contractors from about $1M in revenue up, and a dashboard averages about 18 days to go live.

JobTread with Omadli, at a glance

What we pullEstimates, budgets, schedules, change orders, customers, documents index.
What you getJob P&L by cost code, WIP, change order watch, cash position, weekly.
Write-backJobTread's API writes require certification. Omadli reads; a person posts prepared entries.
Pairs withQuickBooks Online (write-back open), Sage, Google Drive, SharePoint.
Who this fitsBuilders, remodelers, roofing and specialty contractors from about $1M up.
Time to liveAbout 18 days to a dashboard, measured average.
What we pull

What data Omadli reads from JobTread.

  • Estimates and budgets
  • Schedules and tasks
  • Change orders
  • Customers and jobs
  • Documents index
Three automations

What gets built on JobTread first.

01

Estimate vs actual by cost code

JobTread budgets against QuickBooks or Sage actuals, weekly, reconciled to the GL.

02

Over-budget and unsigned change order alerts

Flagged to the PM and the owner while the job is still open.

03

Customer payment watch

Invoices outstanding by customer with days-to-pay, so slow payers are visible.

Straight talk

Write-back, and what JobTread's own tools already cover.

Can Omadli write into JobTread?JobTread's API supports writes but requires certification. Omadli reads JobTread data; entries are prepared for a person to post, and QuickBooks Online can receive approved entries directly.
Built-in reporting and AIJobTread's dashboards show what is inside JobTread. Actual costs from accounting, payroll hours, and documents outside it are the join Omadli adds.
Trades this fitsgeneral contractors, roofing companies, specialty contractors
Questions JobTread users ask

JobTread and Omadli, answered.

Any AI inside JobTread works on JobTread data. The moment your question involves actual costs from QuickBooks or Sage, payroll hours, or the contract PDF, something has to join those first. That join, plus an agent on it, is what Omadli builds.

No. Omadli connects read-only using the export or API access your current JobTread subscription already allows. If a paid API tier would make the data fresher, we tell you what it costs before you decide.

As fresh as the platform allows. Where there is an API, refreshes run on a schedule during the day; where the platform only exports, the dashboard shows the export time so nobody mistakes yesterday's numbers for today's.

Bring the JobTread report you rebuild every week.

A 30-minute call. We time it, map where it pulls from, and tell you what the automated version looks like.