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Construction moves fast.
Your back office should too.

Brickyard sets up the project, moves the information, and keeps your systems updated as the job changes.

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Read
Execute
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Step 01

New job or change order — send it our way.

Forward the estimate, drop in a change order, or just say what happened. No portal, no login, nothing new to learn.

Step 02

Brickyard reads it the way your office does.

Every builder codes and files differently. Brickyard learns your rules once, then applies them to every job after that.

Step 03

The setup or update gets done.

New job: project created, contract values written, cost codes opened, POs issued. Change order: the right lines updated across every system you already run.

Step 04

Your team stays in control.

When something needs judgment, Brickyard surfaces it for your team. Everything else keeps moving.

Inbound
Mike Caruso 4:47 PM
New job — Crestview Unit 7
We just won the Crestview job. Set up unit 7 — estimate is attached, start date 4/18.
unit7-estimate.xlsx
XLSX · 48 KB
Their words → your codes
Framing labor
Concrete slab
Roof trusses
Windows & doors
06-100 · Rough carpentry
03-300 · Cast-in-place
06-170 · Trusses
08-500 · Windows
Learned from your last twelve jobs — not a generic template.
Written back
Project createdLot 14
Contract value written78,315
Cost codes opened8
Purchase order issued32 trusses
41 lines mapped and written
8 cost codes matched
1 vendor created
Needs your call

Line 7 — "Temp power & poles" doesn't match a cost code you've used before.

See Brickyard in action.

The work doesn't disappear. It gets done for you.

Without Brickyard

Friday, 4:40pm — the job is sold.

A $2.4M sitework package closes.

The estimate lives in HeavyBid. The project needs to be created in Procore. The contract needs to be generated. The budget needs to be built. The trade breakdown needs to become POs.

So someone has to do it.

They export. They download. They reformat. They copy. They paste. They check.

The rest of the day is gone.

With Brickyard

Friday, 4:40pm — the job is sold.

Brickyard sees the trigger and gets to work.

The estimate is read and mapped to your cost codes. The Procore project is created. The budget is built. Contract documents are generated. The PO log is started.

No one has to sit down and move it all manually.

And when your team needs something done, they can just ask.

Update the Miller project. Move $12,400 from General Conditions to Sitework and update the Procore budget.

Automate the work. Keep people in control.

Brickyard isn't here to replace the people running your projects. It's here to give them leverage.

Brickyard handles the repetitive work. Your team handles the judgment. When something needs a human decision, Brickyard brings it back to them instead of guessing.

Less clicking. Less copying. Less coordination. More getting things done.

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