Break-even runway
See how much more the company needs to sell, how many average jobs that represents, and whether the period has cleared the line.
Decision support
03 / 17Turn the books into the next decision.
The Cockpit translates the current P&L into break-even runway, unit economics, efficiency, collection health, projections, and prior-period comparisons.
01Break-even sales and jobs
02Profit and cost per job
03Revenue per crew-day and truck-day
Built into the operation
Everything you need for this part of the books.
Built from the actual Autopilot Books workflow—not a future roadmap or a generic accounting checklist.
- 01Break-even sales and jobs
- 02Profit and cost per job
- 03Revenue per crew-day and truck-day
- 04Collections and period forecasts
From signal to action
How it fits into the workday
Three steps, in the order an operator actually uses them.
- 1
Measure the current period
Books observes the real variable-cost rate and configured fixed expenses.
- 2
Normalize the operation
Per-job, crew-day, and truck-day metrics make workloads comparable.
- 3
Choose the next move
Use runway, pace, and collection gaps to decide what needs attention first.
Decision-grade detail
Built for review, not cleanup.
The useful detail stays close to the decision, with exceptions visible and source context intact.
Operational collections
Compare earned revenue with money received, outstanding balances, payment delay, and card cost.
Current pace, projected forward
Variable results extend at the observed daily pace while fixed costs stay fixed for a more honest close forecast.
Free during early access