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Invoices Receipts & expenses Progress claims Retentions Aged receivables WIP and profit Job Costings Timesheets Pay runs

WIP & job profitability

Accountant-grade WIP report

Per job: canonical revenue vs remaining commitment vs invoiced vs paid vs total cost, with margin and WIP — work done but not yet invoiced. Registered organisations exclude recoverable GST from costs; unregistered organisations include recorded supplier tax.

Canonical revenue
$1,577.00
Invoiced
$0.00
Total cost
$1,225.68
Margin
$351.32 (22%)
WIP — unbilled
$1,577.00
Margin leakage
$617.50
JobContract valueRemaining POInvoicedPaid Total costMarginWIP (unbilled)Unpaid
J-1001 Kitchen rewire & switchboard upgrade in_progress $1,577.00 $0.00 $0.00 $933.18 $643.82 41% $1,577.00
J-1002 Hot water service swap in_progress $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $112.50 -$112.50
J-1003 Downlight install — Smith in_progress $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $180.00 -$180.00
J-1004 Safety inspection scheduled $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

WIP (unbilled) = accepted contract value (including variations) minus invoiced, for jobs that have started. Margin and canonical revenue use the Job Costings attribution model; revenue becomes raised invoicing when that exceeds the contract. Margin leakage = approved labour/material charge value above the job's labour/material estimate. Total cost = approved labour + actual materials and receipts + supplier bills + remaining raised purchase orders.