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WIP Reports Made Easy With Construction Accounting Software
With the five main components of construction accounting—job costing, payroll, general ledger, accounts payables and accounts receivable—integrated into the same software system, contractors have access to all relevant data to take advantage of extensive reporting.
By Eric Goldstein
August 28, 2017
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by Eric Goldstein
Eric Goldstein is the President of C/F Data Systems. With over a quarter of a century of experience in the construction software arena, Eric has led C/F Data’s ongoing development of the company’s flagship solution, STRUCTURE. He began his career at ADP, and first joined the C/F Data System sales department in 1985 and was quickly promoted to Vice President of Sales. After sales positions with Timberline software and Textura, Eric returned as C/F Data’s President in 2009.
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