11 Mar
Inside Construction Project Cash Flow: Inflows, Outflows, and Timing
In Part 1, we established a core reality of construction finance: cash flow is won or lost at the project [...]
25 Feb
Construction Factoring: A Practical Guide for Subcontractors
On most construction projects, the money moves last. Labor is scheduled. Materials are purchased. Equipment hits the site. Payroll runs [...]
09 Feb
Why Construction Cash Flow Is Won or Lost at the Project Level
Every Construction Project Is Its Own Business In construction, cash flow is not managed at the company level. It is [...]
14 Jan
Why the “Do-It-All” ERP Is a Myth in Construction
Last fall, I spent a lot of time on the road speaking at CFMA regional conferences and the AICPA Construction [...]
16 Dec
2025 Wrapped: The Metrics, Milestones, and Stories That Shaped Our Year
This past year was an important one for ProNovos and for many of the contractors we work with. Across the [...]
21 Nov
A Beginner’s Guide to the Schedule of Values in Construction
A Schedule of Values (SOV) can sound technical when you first encounter it, but it is one of the core [...]
07 Nov
Good vs. Bad Working Capital in Construction Finance
Not all working capital is created equal. Working capital keeps construction businesses alive, but not all working capital works for [...]
27 Oct
How to Improve Working Capital in Construction: QuickPay vs Other Options
Cash flow keeps construction projects moving, but working capital keeps the business alive. It covers payroll, materials, and mobilization long [...]
15 Oct
Connecting Data, Decisions, and Cash Flow at Converge 25
ProNovos joined hundreds of contractors and construction leaders at Converge 25, Foundation Software’s annual conference that was hosted in Las [...]
02 Oct
Accounts Payable: A Strategic Advantage for Contractors
Most contractors don’t think of accounts payable (AP) as a competitive advantage. It’s often lumped into back-office tasks instead of [...]
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