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Most construction companies already have an ERP — yet their teams are still drowning in spreadsheets, email approvals, and double entry.
In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Gavin Dick of Atlas CFO to unpack why construction accounting and back-office operations stay fragmented long after an ERP implementation — and how contractors can fix it without ripping everything out and starting over .
Gavin shares a practical, systems-first approach to construction finance and technology, including:
Why most field-to-accounting breakdowns come down to data collection vs. data entry
How disconnected tools quietly destroy visibility, forecasting, and team morale
When automation makes sense — and where humans must stay in control for compliance
How to decide what to automate first instead of adding more software chaos
Why ERP ecosystems and bolt-on tools matter more than the ERP itself
Common ERP implementation and go-live mistakes that create long-term data problems
How targeted integrations (not replacements) reduce double entry and burnout
This conversation is especially relevant for CFOs, controllers, and operations leaders who feel overwhelmed by tool sprawl but know their current systems aren’t scaling with the business.
If you’re trying to turn your ERP into a connected operating system — not just a ledger — this episode is for you.
👉 Subscribe to the Finance at the Jobsite newsletter for new episodes, insights, and real-world construction finance lessons:
https://beiinghuman.com/newsletter
#ConstructionFinance #ConstructionAccounting #ERP #ConstructionTech #APAutomation #JobCosting #CFO #Controller #BackOffice #FinanceAtTheJobsite
By Rishi SrivastavaMost construction companies already have an ERP — yet their teams are still drowning in spreadsheets, email approvals, and double entry.
In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Gavin Dick of Atlas CFO to unpack why construction accounting and back-office operations stay fragmented long after an ERP implementation — and how contractors can fix it without ripping everything out and starting over .
Gavin shares a practical, systems-first approach to construction finance and technology, including:
Why most field-to-accounting breakdowns come down to data collection vs. data entry
How disconnected tools quietly destroy visibility, forecasting, and team morale
When automation makes sense — and where humans must stay in control for compliance
How to decide what to automate first instead of adding more software chaos
Why ERP ecosystems and bolt-on tools matter more than the ERP itself
Common ERP implementation and go-live mistakes that create long-term data problems
How targeted integrations (not replacements) reduce double entry and burnout
This conversation is especially relevant for CFOs, controllers, and operations leaders who feel overwhelmed by tool sprawl but know their current systems aren’t scaling with the business.
If you’re trying to turn your ERP into a connected operating system — not just a ledger — this episode is for you.
👉 Subscribe to the Finance at the Jobsite newsletter for new episodes, insights, and real-world construction finance lessons:
https://beiinghuman.com/newsletter
#ConstructionFinance #ConstructionAccounting #ERP #ConstructionTech #APAutomation #JobCosting #CFO #Controller #BackOffice #FinanceAtTheJobsite