Allocate invoice lines
Assign all or part of an invoice line to a project, job, team or reporting unit.
Nexus Business Register · Project and job cost allocation
Put supplier costs where they belong. Allocate invoice lines to a project, job, reporting unit or cost type and see what each job really cost.
Without allocating costs to jobs, businesses price the next job on guesswork and only find out a project lost money when the year-end figures arrive.
Assign all or part of an invoice line to a project, job, team or reporting unit.
Separate materials, labour and other cost types for a clearer margin picture.
See allocated spend, cost mix and trend for each project or job.
Allocation is there when it adds value; unallocated costs are not treated as an error.
Job costing records the costs that belong to a specific job or project, such as materials, subcontractors and supplies, so you can see the real cost and margin of each piece of work.
Yes. Invoice lines can be allocated in full or by percentage to different projects, jobs or reporting units.
No. Allocation is optional and used only where it helps your reporting; unallocated costs are not treated as errors.
Clear reporting on what the business spends, with whom and on what, built only from confirmed invoice evidence so every number can be traced back to its source.
Learn more →No typing necessary. Upload the supplier invoice; we do the hard work and you just confirm or approve. Invoices already uploaded are flagged, and each one stays linked to its supplier, approval and project.
Learn more →A clear accounts payable flow for supplier invoices: confirm them, queue them for payment, see what cash is due and when, and keep finance reminders in one place.
Learn more →Supplier register, invoice upload, approvals and spend reporting for Irish SMEs.