Platform

Construction software, from first lead to final payment.

Bring leads, proposals, project costs, client decisions, and invoices into one workspace. Explore the workflows for residential remodelers and general contractors below.

Job Costing

Oak Street kitchen remodel

Budgeted$32,400
Committed$22,800
Paid$10,100
Budget remaining $9,600Still owed $12,700
Committed by category
Preparation$4,100 / $4,400
Cabinetry$10,000 / $12,500
Rough-in$8,700 / $9,000
Finishes$0 / $6,500
All 6 cost itemsRemaining
Jobsite protection$1,100 committed · $1,100 paid
$100
Kitchen demolition$3,000 committed · $2,000 paid
$200
Cabinets & installation$10,000 committed · $4,000 paid
$2,500
Plumbing rough-in$4,200 committed · $1,500 paid
$600
Electrical rough-in$4,500 committed · $1,500 paid
$300
Quartz countertops$0 committed · $0 paid
$6,500
1
Review the job budget

The countertop order has not been recorded yet.

Remaining = budget − committed.

Start with the lead

Construction CRM & sales pipeline

Keep contact details, conversations, and sales stages together. See which opportunities need a follow-up before you move into the proposal.

Sales Pipeline

6 opportunities  ·  $571,700 total value

New Lead2

Martinez Kitchen Reno

$48,5002d

Thompson Bathroom

$22,0001d
Qualifying1

Nguyen Full Remodel

$135,0005d
Proposal Sent2

Davis Outdoor Kitchen

$67,2008d

Patel Master Suite

$89,0003d
Won1

Wilson ADU Build

$210,000

Organize the work

Project management

Keep project records, tasks, team assignments, and budget details connected to the job. Give your office a place to review what needs attention.

Job Costing

Kitchen remodel

Payments are separate from commitments.

Budgeted

$145,000

Committed

$144,100

Paid

$108,000

CategoryBudgetCommittedRemaining
Materials$52,000$50,750+$1,250
Labor$45,000$44,600+$400
Subcontractors$38,000$39,500-$1,500
Equipment$10,000$9,250+$750

Define the scope and bill the work

Proposals & invoicing

Build proposals with line-item pricing, costs, and markup. Manage project invoices and review the billing details you share with your client.

Invoice #INV-1042

Kitchen remodel · Itemized scope

1. Pre-Construction & Assessment

$39,000

Site Survey & As-Built Drawings1 LS × $4,500

$4,500

Structural Engineering Report1 LS × $6,500

$6,500

Permit Drawings & Submissions1 LS × $28,000

$28,000

2. Demolition & Site Prep

$85,000

Interior Demolition & Haul-Away1 LS × $47,000

$47,000

Temporary Support & Shoring320 SF × $118.75

$38,000
Subtotal
$124,000
Tax (8.5%)
$10,540
Invoice total
$134,540

Keep clients involved

Client portal

Give clients a place to view their proposals and invoices, review selections, and make decisions. Keep the client-facing details associated with their project.

Client Portal

Shared updates, records, and next steps

Nguyen Full Home Remodel

In Progress

4821 Maple Drive, Austin, TX 78745

Overall Progress65%

$6,200

Next Payment

12

Documents

3

Comments

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Make Payment
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Plan what happens next

Scheduling

Organize project phases, scheduled work, and team assignments. Review the plan alongside the rest of your project information.

Project Schedule

Nguyen Full Remodel  ·  Mar – Apr 2026

Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Wk 5
Wk 6
Foundation
Framing
Electrical
Plumbing
Drywall
Trim & Finish
Today (Wk 3)

Follow the project costs

Job costing & financial tracking

Compare budgeted costs, committed expenses, and recorded payments. Review cost differences and unpaid commitments as the job progresses.

Profit Tracking

Residential remodel

Budgeted
Committed
Paid
$72,400$112,500
CategoryBudgetedCommittedVariance
Framing & Structural$32,000$31,200+$800
Electrical$24,000$23,800+$200
Plumbing$18,500$18,500+$0
Cabinetry & Millwork$38,000$25,700+$12,300
Projected Profit
$32,50022.4%
Contract value$145,000
Forecast cost$112,500

Unfinished items reserve at least their budget.

Questions about the platform

Who is Kaliun built for?

This overview focuses on residential remodelers and general contractors: teams managing leads, project scopes, job costs, client decisions, and billing.

How do the workflows fit together?

Start with contact and opportunity records, build a proposal, and manage the project’s work and costs. Clients can review their shared information and selections, while your team manages project invoices and payment records.

What is the difference between budgeted, committed, and actual costs?

Budgeted costs are the plan for the job. Committed costs are recorded project expenses. Actual costs are payments recorded against those expenses. Uncommitted budget is not the same as project profit.

What can clients do in the portal?

Clients can view shared proposals and invoices and review allowance selections. The portal gives them access to the records shared for their project rather than your team’s internal workspace.

How can I check whether Kaliun fits our process?

Request a demo and tell us about your projects and current process. Our team will follow up to arrange a walkthrough. Review pricing separately; a demo request does not create a subscription or an account.

Ready to see it in action?

Bring your project workflow and questions. Our team will follow up to arrange a walkthrough of the parts of Kaliun that matter to you.