RCC software is designed for small architects, contractors and homeowners to create and manage budgets, process invoices and generate reports, allowing for better cost control during remodeling projects.
Remodel Cost Control (RCC) is an excellent budget management software created specifically for small architects, small contractors, and individual homeowners. It allows you to monitor your budget, handle invoices, and generate budget and invoicing reports with ease.
The budget process is straightforward, as all you need to do is input data for one or more bids with price and comments for each item. You can then add more options until you have everything in your budget. To finalize your budget, you can review each item line and choose to remove what you don't need. You can attach each bid's scanned image to a specific budget line, ensuring you have future references and documentation.
Once you set your project's start date, your budget is locked in as a baseline budget. Any budget additions or alterations after this point will be considered as change orders. The software offers change lines to keep your budget in balance.
When invoices arrive, you can enter all the relevant data and attach each one's receipt or scan to the invoice in the system. RCC provides a range of reports, including a Scheduled Values report, for presenting to lending institutions or homeowners for payment purposes.
You can automatically print all scanned documentation to create a professional package set in creating your application for funds.
The software offers enhanced budget management features such as tracking overages and indicating the same to the user by sending messages and flagging over-budget lines with a color code.
Small professionals can take advantage of RCC's multi-job management feature, which allows for multiple clients and multiple job sites, with each job managed and reported independently of the others. RCC ensures that you manage multiple jobs for multiple clients without confusion.
Your data resides on your PC rather than our servers, thereby ensuring that you are not held hostage for your data, and you can report it through Excel or any other data manager. RCC ensures that budget management is simple, efficient, and highly effective.
The budget process is straightforward, as all you need to do is input data for one or more bids with price and comments for each item. You can then add more options until you have everything in your budget. To finalize your budget, you can review each item line and choose to remove what you don't need. You can attach each bid's scanned image to a specific budget line, ensuring you have future references and documentation.
Once you set your project's start date, your budget is locked in as a baseline budget. Any budget additions or alterations after this point will be considered as change orders. The software offers change lines to keep your budget in balance.
When invoices arrive, you can enter all the relevant data and attach each one's receipt or scan to the invoice in the system. RCC provides a range of reports, including a Scheduled Values report, for presenting to lending institutions or homeowners for payment purposes.
You can automatically print all scanned documentation to create a professional package set in creating your application for funds.
The software offers enhanced budget management features such as tracking overages and indicating the same to the user by sending messages and flagging over-budget lines with a color code.
Small professionals can take advantage of RCC's multi-job management feature, which allows for multiple clients and multiple job sites, with each job managed and reported independently of the others. RCC ensures that you manage multiple jobs for multiple clients without confusion.
Your data resides on your PC rather than our servers, thereby ensuring that you are not held hostage for your data, and you can report it through Excel or any other data manager. RCC ensures that budget management is simple, efficient, and highly effective.
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Version 1.1.191: Minor bug fixes