Launching soon in Dallas–Fort Worth
Max the margin on every yard you produce
PerYard™ reads your batch, dispatch, ledger and receivables — and prices what the gaps between them are costing you.
Margin by mix design — worst first
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Where the margin goes
Four leaks identified.Each costing you margin per yard.
Each one is small enough per yard that nothing flags it, and large enough per year that it is the difference between a good year and an average one.
Visuals below are illustrative
Typical gaps we identify
Each one is invisible in the systems you already run.
The number you price against
You quote one number. You collect a different one.
Tax treated as included. Fuel not billed on some customers. Fees waived at the scale house. Each too small to notice.
Yield
You bought 52 tons of cement you can't account for.
Over-batching, waste, or material leaving without a ticket. No system you own can compute it — the answer lives in two of them.
Usually this is a scale drifting out of calibration or a moisture probe reading wet. It is a maintenance finding, not a personnel one.
Margin by mix
Which of your mixes is losing money right now?
If that takes more than a few seconds to answer, it isn't because you don't know your plant. It's because nobody has ever put it in one place.
Cash, forward
Everything you can see about cash already happened.
Ageing tells you where you've been. These three tell you where you're going.
69 days from pour to cash
Fleet
How many of your trucks are earning their keep?
Loads per truck per day tells you whether it's a capacity problem or a scheduling one. Most operators have never seen their real number.
The product line
How PerYard solves your problems
One core product, and two that attach to it.
The Stack
Every number your plant makes, in one place, every day.
Your accounting system knows what you spent. Your batch system knows what you poured. Your bank knows what landed. None of them talk, so the answer only exists after somebody spends a week building it by hand.
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JointPay
Get priced like an operator your supplier is sure of.
Your suppliers give their best terms to the operators they're certain of getting paid. A plant your size normally can't offer that certainty, so it never gets offered those terms. JointPay is the arrangement that changes it.
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LienFlex
Find more cash in the most obvious place: past-due invoices.
The fastest money you will collect this year is money you have already earned — poured, delivered and billed. Overdue invoices enter the workflow at your trigger point, and the dates that matter stay visible while you still have options.
Learn moreNorthline Builders
Job 2214
$22,400
Issued 12 Mar · Net 30
97 days overdue
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How it works
Three steps. No rip-and-replace.
- 01
Connect what you already run.
Batch and dispatch records, material invoices, payroll hours, AR ageing. PerYard reads them.
- 02
We build the per-yard picture.
Landed material cost by mix. Labour and truck cost by load. Revenue by ticket. Rebuilt daily.
- 03
You see it before it's history.
Margin by mix, customer and job. Cash projected on the receivables you actually have.
PerYard sits alongside your batch and dispatch system. Read-only by default. Nothing about how you batch changes.
The same plant, two Mondays.
Nothing about the plant changes. The trucks, the mixes, the customers and the crew are the same. The only difference is what you can see on a Monday morning.
You find out at month end — if the close happens
You know today, by mix
You know your best seller. Not your best margin.
You know both, ranked worst first
You add a truck when you feel busy
You know whether it's a capacity problem or a scheduling one
You find out when a customer goes quiet
You see who crosses 60 days before Friday
Somebody has to remember
They enter the workflow at your trigger point, every time
Has nothing to price you on but a promise
Has certainty to price you on
Stop finding out at month end.
PerYard is being built now with a small group of DFW ready-mix producers. Join the waitlist and we'll be in touch before we launch.