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Construction reporting, WIP, and analytics
Most contractors still close the month in Excel. These guides show how to replace that with reporting that builds itself overnight, ties every number to its source, and tells you what to fix.
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Real build breakdowns
Reporting & analytics · October 8, 2026
Construction Project Reporting: Solution Showcase
Two Power BI reports—22 pages and ~180 measures—that replaced a general contractor's hand-filled monthly progress and QA/QC workbooks. Computed nightly from Procore, Sage 100, Outbuild, and SharePoint, and published only after ~200 data-quality rules pass.
Reporting & analytics · October 8, 2026
Construction Data Quality: The Rules That Make Reports Trustworthy
A practical checklist of the data-quality rules behind construction reports people can defend, from quality gates and blank-never-zero to cost-code crosswalks, reconciliation and snapshots.
Reporting & analytics · October 8, 2026
Microsoft Fabric for Contractors: A Lakehouse Guide
A practical guide to Microsoft Fabric for construction: the medallion lakehouse, notebooks, Direct Lake models, quality gates, the SQL endpoint, cost considerations, and when Fabric is the wrong choice.
Reporting & analytics · October 7, 2026
Procore, QuickBooks & HubSpot Reporting Example
A 10-page Financial Operating System in Power BI that gives owners and controllers one view of contracts, WIP, cost, cash, pipeline, and labor—joined across Procore, QuickBooks Online, and HubSpot.
Reporting & analytics · October 7, 2026
How We Built Construction Reporting in Microsoft Fabric
The engineering behind a nightly Procore + Sage + Outbuild reporting platform in Microsoft Fabric: medallion lakehouse, cost-code mapping, a quality gate, and building it with Claude and MCP servers.
Reporting & analytics · August 3, 2026
Rebuilding a Construction Monthly Report: Procore to Power BI
We replaced an 11-tab, 700-input-cell Excel workbook with an automated Procore, Sage and Fabric pipeline feeding 12 Power BI pages, and found two hidden scorecard bugs on the way.
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Procore + Sage + Outbuild in Fabric & Power BI
Retire the monthly Excel workbook: nightly, validated Power BI reports where every number ties back to its source.
Procore + QuickBooks + HubSpot
Connect project operations, accounting, and CRM data in Microsoft Fabric for one view of financial performance.
From manual reports to Microsoft Fabric
Turn manual monthly construction reporting into a connected pipeline from Procore through Microsoft Fabric to Power BI.
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