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Track 05 · 5 lessons

Running on one record

Why re-keyed data breaks the numbers above, and how a single data core, agents with human approvals and a careful migration fix it.

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  1. Lesson 1 · doneOne change, how many systems? The same change order is often typed into several systems. What re-keying costs, and what a single source of truth changes.Do it: explainer
  2. Lesson 2 · doneHow connected is your stack? Score your current systems on how well data flows between field, PM, accounting and reporting, and find the biggest gap first.Do it: tool
  3. Lesson 3 · doneAgents that work, people who approve AI agents can draft the repetitive work of construction finance. The rule that makes them safe: humans approve, and every action is logged.Do it: doc
  4. Lesson 4 · doneApproval rules and the audit trail Write approval rules the way your controller thinks: thresholds, exceptions and roles, with every decision recorded.Do it: doc
  5. Lesson 5 · doneMoving onto one system Plan a migration like a job: cutover timing off year-end and peak season, opening balances, open commitments, retainage and a parallel run.Do it: tool

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completed Running on one record in Construction finance, from field to ledger.

  • One change, how many systems?
  • How connected is your stack?
  • Agents that work, people who approve
  • Approval rules and the audit trail
  • Moving onto one system

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