Know Your Numbers.
Build a Stronger Business.
Tieback turns construction financial statements, WIP reports, and operating data into clear answers about profitability, cash flow, and business performance.
Illustrative values for demonstration only.
Financial clarity for owners who build.
Understand Your Numbers
See your revenue, gross margin, EBITDA, and cash position in plain language, not accounting jargon. Know where you stand today.
Identify What Matters
Tieback surfaces the financial signals that deserve your attention: margin shifts, cash movement, receivables trends, and working capital changes.
Know What to Do Next
Every finding comes with context and recommended actions. Move from analysis to decision without translating accounting into business.
From statements to insight in three steps.
Upload Financials
Upload the P&L and Balance Sheet you already receive from your accountant or bookkeeper. No special format required.
Tieback Analyzes
Tieback normalizes your statements, maps accounts to a construction taxonomy, and evaluates financial signals, deterministically and without guesswork.
Review Your Business
Review findings, signals, and recommended actions. Understand what changed, why it matters, and what to do next.
The signals that matter for construction businesses.
Tieback evaluates contractor-specific financial signals from the evidence you provide. Each signal has clear evidence requirements and known limitations, with no black-box analysis.
Gross Margin
Project and revenue profitability
EBITDA
Operating profitability before interest, taxes, and depreciation
Cash Position
Liquidity and cash on hand
Accounts Receivable
Collections efficiency and aging risk
Working Capital
Short-term financial health and operating flexibility
Work in Progress
Project accounting and earned revenue recognition
Project Economics
Job-level profitability and cost-to-complete
Revenue Trend
Growth or contraction vs prior period
A clear view of your business, every month.
Revenue grew 8.2% to $12.4M and cash increased $540K to $2.8M. Gross margin improved 1.4 percentage points to 24.8%. EBITDA margin declined 0.6 percentage points to 14.2%, suggesting overhead growth may have outpaced gross profit gains. Three findings warrant management attention.
EBITDA margin declined 0.6 percentage points despite 8.2% revenue growth. Overhead may be growing faster than gross profit.
Gross margin improved 1.4 percentage points to 24.8%. The observed change is favorable; the cause is not yet established.
Cash increased $540K to $2.8M. Confirm whether this reflects improved collections or one-time financing activity.
Illustrative mockup. Actual analysis depends on the financial statements and evidence you provide.
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