Measure the current state
Deposits, supplier commitments, and early job cash remain visible together.
Feature
Supplier Payout & Material Funding
Direct sold-job money toward the materials and suppliers required to fulfill it.
The operating reality
Direct sold-job money toward the materials and suppliers required to fulfill it.
Deposits, supplier commitments, and early job cash remain visible together.
Available across CloseDay plans.
Contractor outcome
What the operator gets
The capability does not replace trade judgment. It keeps information and responsibility attached as the customer moves to the next stage.
Connected workflow
Where it fits
Deposits, supplier commitments, and early job cash remain visible together.
The operator can see the responsible customer, current state, and next action without rebuilding the context in another tool.
Available across CloseDay plans.
Why it matters
The operating rule and problem behind the feature
Explore the principle and solution this capability supports.
Simple dollar example
Make the economics visible.
A $5,000 deposit followed by a $5,700 supplier order and $800 early labor reveals a $1,500 funding gap before production starts.
Illustrative only. Use your own numbers and assumptions; this is not financial advice or a guaranteed forecast.
What changes
One clear rule. One accountable next action.
Keep the workflow accountable
Available across CloseDay plans.
Frequently asked questions
Practical buying questions
What outcome does Supplier Payout & Material Funding support?
Direct sold-job money toward the materials and suppliers required to fulfill it.
How does it connect to the rest of CloseDay?
Deposits, supplier commitments, and early job cash remain visible together.
Is this part of the connected CloseDay workflow?
Available across CloseDay plans.
Related reading
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