For roofing and other contractor companies. Trinity connects to your bank, sorts every transaction and turns it into profit, cash flow and tax estimates. Our team checks your books every week, so you don't have to.
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How much can I actually spend today?
Updates
With every bank sync
For
Owner
“Mine right now” is the cash in your banks after cards, bills, upcoming payments and taxes. Next steps lists up to three things that need you this week.
The card shows the date of the bank data it is based on.
Money Owed
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Who owes me, and who do I owe?
Updates
When a debt is added or settled
For
Owner, office manager
Bills you owe and money customers owe you, side by side, with days overdue. Still to collect from jobs shows what is left on every job.
Tick a row when it is paid. Turn on Show settled to see the history.
Payment Calendar
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What do I have to pay, and when?
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Recurring payments, added once
For
Owner, bookkeeper
Payroll, rent, loans and supplier bills on one calendar, with the total scheduled for the month and the list of what to pay next.
Add a recurring payment once and it shows up every month.
Jobs
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Which jobs made money?
Updates
With every bank sync
For
Owner, project manager
Every job with contract, collected, still to collect, job costs and gross profit, so you see the margin before the job closes.
Tabs split jobs into In progress, Completed and Canceled.
Transactions
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Where did the money go?
Updates
With every bank sync
For
Bookkeeper, owner
Every bank and card transaction, sorted into a category, a P&L line, a job and a contact. Auto-sort rules do most of it.
The No category, No job and No contact tabs show what is left to sort.
Cash Flow
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Is my cash healthy?
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With every bank sync
For
Owner
A cash flow health score from 0 to 100, with indicators for overhead cushion, profit in the bank, owner draws and new card debt.
Every indicator shows its healthy range, like “Keep under 20%”.
Profit & Loss
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Did we make money?
Updates
With every bank sync
For
Owner, CPA
Revenue, job costs, overhead and profit, with margins scored against healthy ranges and where each $1 of revenue went.
Compare any period with the same period last year.
Taxes
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How much should I set aside for taxes?
Updates
With every bank sync
For
Owner, CPA
Estimated tax for the year as you go, what is paid and what is overdue, with the next due date. Estimates are for planning.
For my CPA exports the year in one file. Your CPA files the return.
Real Trinity screens with example data for a fictional company.
Read-only bank connections
Custom setup included
Weekly monitoring by our team
Month to month, no contract
Who it’s for: companies with one legal owner. Sole proprietors, single-member LLCs and single-shareholder S-Corps.
Every dollar lands on the right job
Your bank sends lines like “SUNBELT RENTALS #212”. Trinity sorts each one into a category and a job, and the job's profit updates on its own.
Real lines and job from the Trinity example company.
Our first client
A roofing company in Georgia with 15+ employees, running on Trinity.
$910Krevenue tracked
67active jobs
Individual result, not typical.
Connect the money behind the work
Connect your bank accounts, cards and loans once. Every transaction is sorted by rules built for your business, checked by our team, and lands in the right report.
About 1 business dayfrom connecting your bank to seeing your numbers.
Every weekour team checks new transactions. You answer a short list of questions.
Read-onlybank access. Trinity cannot move money, pay bills or transfer funds.
Larger company, or need reports for your bank? Tell us what you need and we will put together a custom plan.
Custom financial setup included on every plan. No setup fee, no long-term contract.
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"Contractors with strong revenue kept asking me the same question: where did the money go?"
Raim Yestayev worked as a finance director at a US virtual assistant agency, inside the books of American companies every day. He built Trinity to give contractors the view big companies pay a finance department for.
Roofing and other contractor companies with one legal owner: sole proprietors, single-member LLCs and S-Corps with one shareholder. Employees and subcontractors are fine.
We have two owners. Can we use Trinity?
Not yet. Trinity works with companies that have one legal owner: sole proprietors, single-member LLCs and S-Corps with one shareholder. Employees and subcontractors are fine. Companies with two or more owners, such as partnerships and multi-member LLCs, are not supported yet.
Is Trinity a CPA firm?
No. Trinity does not file tax returns or give tax advice. Our tax figures are estimates for planning. Your CPA makes the final decision, and you can give them access to Trinity.
Do you work with my CPA?
Yes. Trinity prepares clean, organized data for your CPA. Your CPA files your returns and makes the final call on taxes. On Scale we also prepare data packages for your CPA every quarter.
Do I have to do the bookkeeping?
No. We set it up and our team checks your transactions every week. You answer short questions about transactions we cannot identify on our own.
Can Trinity move money from my accounts?
No. Bank connections are read-only. Trinity cannot make payments or transfer funds.
Is there a contract?
No. Plans are month to month and you can cancel any time; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. You can also pay yearly. Yearly plans come with a full refund in the first 30 days.
Do you have cash flow forecasting?
Yes. On every plan, Trinity forecasts your cash 30, 60 and 90 days ahead from upcoming bills, recurring payments, money still to collect from jobs and taxes, and flags the lowest point.
Your books, in order. Every week.
The first step is a free 30-minute call. We look at how you run money today and show you what Trinity would look like for your company.