Finance
A milestone was accepted two weeks ago and nobody invoiced it. A portal kicked an invoice back and it is still sitting there. The time system says 42 hours, the invoice says 20.
Your team keeps working in the tools they already know. Sealed Work sits on top, and MOSES does the reading. Here is what happens, in order.
We walk through them with you, department by department. Each person sees only what they could already see in those systems. Nobody gets more access than they had.
It compares what one system says with what another says. The project tool says the milestone is done, accounting has no invoice for it. Every flag shows the two records it compared, so you can check its work.
The things only you can decide, each with a dollar amount and a date. The deadlines that hurt if you miss them. Everything else is one click away if you want it.
MOSES writes the invoice, the letter, or the task. You approve and it goes into the right system. Or send it to whoever should handle it, in Teams, Slack, Asana or email, and MOSES follows up until it is done.
Cash for the next eight weeks. Decisions with a dollar and a date. Your pipeline. Your subs. Click any number and it takes you to where it came from. Move the boxes around however you like.
Every problem MOSES finds lands in one of nine areas. The lines show how a problem in one area spills into another. A late delay notice is a delivery problem, a legal problem and a customer problem at the same time. Click an area and it opens up. Click MOSES in the middle and it gives you its read of the whole company.

A milestone was accepted two weeks ago and nobody invoiced it. A portal kicked an invoice back and it is still sitting there. The time system says 42 hours, the invoice says 20.
Hours are going to work the contract does not include. A date slipped three weeks and the customer has not been told.
The customer said go ahead in an email. That is not a change order, and you eat the difference. A sub agreement is missing a clause you are required to pass down.
Nine tests failed and nobody scheduled the retest. Your own procedure says five days. A sub delivered the wrong spec against the approved submittal.
Nobody has talked to the customer in 41 days and a report is due Friday. They said in writing they plan to extend. Nobody has asked.
A PO for 900 units when the contract allows 500. A sub billing past their cap. A sub marked a job done in their own software and there is no inspection on file.
Three people are being paid under the wage rate that came with the last mod. One crew is booked on two sites the same Saturday.
A truck drove 1,100 miles on a job you billed 400 for. Another is on site with an inspection that expired three weeks ago.
A registration expires in 38 days. Your insurance certificate lapses before the contract ends. A required report is due in five weeks and nobody has started it.
Every problem has a Hand off button. MOSES suggests the person, you pick the channel they actually use, it writes the message in your voice, and then it watches the source system and closes the loop when the work shows done. If nothing moves in three days it tells you.
Thirty minutes on a call. We walk you through it, you tell us what systems you run, and we talk about what it would find in yours.
Or write to us at hello@sealedwork.com