I like its powerful automation the most, as it handles repetitive financial tasks effortlessly and keeps all my project data organized in one place.

What made Briq useful for us is the way it brings financial and project data into one view. As a structural design firm, we’re involved across multiple projects at different phases, and keeping track of costs versus design effort wasn’t always clear. I mainly use it to get a better sense of project-level financial performance especially comparing planned budgets with actual time and cost input. The dashboards help highlight where certain projects are consuming more resources than expected, which isn’t always obvious during day-to-day work.

Now we don’t have to check our spreadsheets all the time to keep track finances across various projects thanks to briq. Probably the most important benefit is data consolidation. We can all see budgets, forecasts, and actuals in one place, which helps when I’m coordinating with different teams. The clarity of dashboard reporting enables the team to check-in regularly, and has saved us time spent preparing updates. Reductions in manual entry has been helped by automation, especially when converting data from sources. Once you get the hang of it, it’s not too hard, and it dovetails fairly well into our processes.