BridgeLaunch
Your data should help you
You scanned the code. Here it is: 30 minutes with Adam Oblath, and a straight answer about what your reporting actually needs.
No prep. No pitch deck. No access to your systems.
Free • 30-minute strategy call
Tell us a little about your setup and we'll send times that work.
30 minutes on the calendar, and that's the whole commitment. We don't sell or share your address.
Sound familiar?
Data lakes solve big data problems. Yours is simpler: numbers you can trust, every month.
What happens on the call
Not a discovery call, and not a demo. Four questions that decide everything downstream, answered while you're on the phone.
Accounting, project management, payroll, the field app, the spreadsheet on somebody's desktop. We list them and note which one is the source of truth when two of them disagree.
How much data you really have, how often it has to refresh, and how many people need to see it. Get this wrong and you buy a platform for a problem you don't have.
Not the license price. What it costs to keep the thing correct every month, including what happens when the person who built it leaves.
Row-level security in plain terms. Which PM sees which jobs, which division sees which margins, and what it takes to actually enforce it.
What you leave with
Next steps you can act on yourself, including the ones that don't involve us.
You're talking to someone who knows construction finance
Adam Oblath, CCIFP
Founder/CEO, BridgeLaunch
Former CCO at Anterra Technology. 20+ years helping hundreds of construction companies with $129B+ in recognized revenue get to numbers they can actually run the business on.
CFMA SE Regional WIP Panelist "The WIP Schedule: The Bridge Between Operations and Finance"Before you book
There's no pitch deck and no demo. You get what we'd do, what it would cost to keep running, and which parts you can handle in-house. If none of it involves us, that's a fine outcome.
Nothing. Bring a rough idea of what systems you run on. If you're not sure, that's one of the things we sort out on the call.
No. It's a conversation, not an audit. Nothing gets connected and nothing gets exported.
Whoever owns the numbers, and whoever built the reports. Usually that's the CFO or controller plus one person from IT. Coming alone is fine too.
That's the most common starting point. The question is rarely whether the reports exist. It's whether they stay correct, and who keeps them that way once the person who built them moves on.
Not ready for a call?
The data plan is the longer road. If what you need this month is a cleaner month-end, take the template instead. It's free, it's one page, and nobody calls you about it.
Your WIP is the earliest honest read you get on the year, but only if you can trust it.
Free • One-page Excel template
Emailed instantly. No call required.