AI-automation for construction accounting
We make software and handle the books for the companies that build, service, and power American infrastructure. Latch products run the work — not just record it — on top of the systems these businesses already use.


















Company statement
Built for construction finance. Not adapted to it.
Construction and the trades that power it run the physical economy — on software that was never built for them, and that still leaves every job to a person. Latch is different by design: an AI-native company where agents do the work and your team stays in command. Not a tool you operate. A workforce that operates for you.
What it actually does.
Connect the systems you already run. Tell Latch what you need. The agents do the rest — around the clock, without adding headcount.
Ask anything. Get a real answer.
Ask in plain language and get it back with the reasoning attached — what happened, why, what it means, and what to do next. Not a screen to interpret. The answer, and the move.
Catches what slips through.
A missed step, a cost creeping up, a charge that cleared twice. Latch's agents find it, trace it to the source, and tell you what it costs — before it reaches a report or a review.
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Sees around the corner.
Where you'll run tight, which jobs are losing ground, where things land if nothing changes. Latch reads the trend and tells you while there's still time to act.
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Acts - once you approve.
Every read ends in a recommendation, and every action waits for your sign-off. Latch proposes the move and carries it out the moment you approve. Nothing happens without you.
"Without Latch, we'd never be able to scale the way we have. It's been night and day"
Aze Woodard
CEO, Ace Concrete Construction
The numbers, settled.
Margin, down to the job.
Every active job ranked by where it stands — committed and actual against what you bid. See which work carries the company and which is quietly losing money, before it shows up too late.
Where it all goes.
Cost by vendor, category, and period, with anything moving the wrong way flagged the moment it shifts. The detail that turns "we're over" into the exact line and the exact dollars.
Built on construction's real work.
Job cost, change orders, bid-to-actual, percentage of completion — handled natively and updated the instant something changes. The picture your surety, lender, and board expect, ready before they ask.
One entity or fifty, rolled up.
Every location and entity rolled into one view. See which carry weight and which hide losses inside the blended number everyone else only sees averaged.
One model. Every source.
Your operation lives across a dozen systems that were never built to agree — accounting, bank, CRM, payroll, field, spreadsheets. Latch reads them all and unifies them into one model, so everything is checked against every source before it ever reaches you.
Live in 30 days, not twelve months.
Today
Day 7
Day 30
Today
Connect
We connect Latch to the systems you already run. Your stack maps into one model — nothing to rebuild. No migration, no rip-and-replace.
Day 7
Unified
Every source checked against every other. The gaps your team never had time to chase, surfaced. One verified picture of the whole operation.
Day 30
Running
The agents at work across your operation — drafting, chasing, closing the loop. The work that used to sit on people's plates, handled. Your team supervising, not operating.
Built for how construction companies are actually run.
General contractors

Job costing, WIP, and change orders handled natively — bid-to-actual on every project, reconciled as the work moves.
Specialty & mechanical

Electrical, mechanical, concrete, and the trades that power the build. Margin by job, by crew, by service line — settled in real time.
Multi-location & franchise

Branch-level P&L rolled into one consolidated view. See which locations carry the company and which hide losses in the blended number.
PE-backed platforms

Board packs, adjusted EBITDA, and covenant metrics, continuous. QoE-ready financials without the six-week scramble.
Multi-entity operators

Separate books, one picture. Every entity consolidated automatically — intercompany eliminations and portfolio view, handled.
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Your questions answered
Everything you want to know before getting started.
What is Latch?
Latch is the AI-native company for construction. We build vertical AI where the agents do the work and your team stays in command. Our first product, Latch Controller, runs the financial back office — it connects to the systems you already use, unifies them into one model, and operates close, reporting, forecasting, and collections on top, handled by agents end to end.
Who is Latch built for?
Construction and infrastructure companies from roughly $30M to $500M in revenue — general contractors, specialty and mechanical trades, multi-location operators, franchise groups, and PE-backed platforms. Built for the controllers and CFOs running real finance functions, not owner-operators.
Do I need to switch from QuickBooks?
- No. QuickBooks stays your book of record. Latch Controller connects directly, reads from it, and runs on top — it never overwrites your ledger. Your books stay exactly as they are; Latch adds the agents that work on them.
Is Latch software or a service?
Software. Latch is a native AI engine built for construction — not a wrapper on a general-purpose model, and not a staffing arrangement. Implementation is white-glove, but the work itself is done by agents, with your team approving anything that matters.
How long does it take to go live?
Thirty days, fully deployed — not the six-to-twelve-month timeline of an ERP or a Foundry build. We connect your stack, unify your systems, and have Latch Controller running end to end inside a month.
How is the data kept secure?
Credentials never touch the model, every sensitive action waits for explicit human approval, and your data never trains anyone's model. Latch reads from your systems and writes back only what you authorize — every action logged.
How is Latch different from QuickBooks or a controller?
QuickBooks stores the data; a human controller interprets it. Latch does both at machine scale — unifying every source, surfacing what changed, and recommending the move, continuously. It doesn't replace your finance team. It gives the team you have the leverage of one twice the size.

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