Start withBid, budget, estimate, or assumption
Use the file or number already on hand.
Financial control for building projects.
Protect the project economics before cost decisions become commitments.
Beacon is the review layer teams use before carrying project financial numbers forward. Start with an assumption, estimate, budget, bid package, or historical project. See what changed, what needs support, and what can move forward.
Beacon checksWhat changed and what needs review
Compare scope, evidence, economics, and the carried number.
Team carriesNext action or decision basis
Clarify, carry, or hold before the next approval conversation.
Representative workspace view
A review record for the number the team is about to carry.
Dummy data showing bid scope, budget basis, and next action in one place.
Needs review
Raw low bid$66.9M
Comparable low$70.1M
Budget gap$1.7M
Next actionClarify
Review itemsBid tab vs carried budget
Feasibility assumption needs support
ReviewThe early hard-cost and funding assumptions are above the support range and need a second look.
Scenario changes the funding story
Margin pressureThe leaner scope option protects margin, but adds timing and funding pressure the team should discuss.
Bid leveling flags a scope gap
$420K exposureOpenings pricing is not comparable until exclusions, allowances, and alternates are normalized.
Budget number is ready to carry
CarryThe selected estimate and scenario can move into the next approval conversation with caveats attached.
How it works
Bring one live project finance question.
Beacon is designed for the moments when a project number is about to move forward: feasibility, scenario choice, budget carry, bid review, economics review, or closeout learning.
Add what you have
Use an estimate, bid tab, budget, feasibility model, pro forma, old project record, or one cost assumption.
Connect what changed
Beacon keeps cost, scope, timing, funding, bids, and economics in the same review record.
Carry the next decision
Your team can see what still works, what needs support, and what number is safe to carry into the next conversation.
Start with one live project finance question.
Bring an assumption, estimate, budget, bid package, feasibility question, economics concern, or historical project. We will show how Beacon turns it into a clearer review record.