Your business, at its most profitable — straight from your own books.
OwnerDeck reads your real books — QuickBooks and Jobber — and shows you where every dollar is and where it's leaking: what you're owed, and what got done and never billed. Then once a month, we go through it with you — so you keep more of what you make.
The problem
Every piece of your money lives in a different login.
The jobs are in Jobber. The money — if it ever showed up — is in QuickBooks. None of them talk. So no one holds the whole picture of your profit — and that's exactly where it leaks: an invoice nobody chased, work that got done and never billed at all. Not hidden. Just never joined, because no one tool holds enough of the picture to do the math.
What OwnerDeck does
Two ways it finds your profit — in your own numbers.
Not advice, not industry benchmarks. Each answer is computed from your own invoices, jobs, and payments.
What you're owed
Every past-due invoice, ranked by dollars, so you chase the biggest ones first instead of whichever one you happen to remember.
What you never billed
Work that got done and never turned into an invoice. It happens more than anyone admits, and it's the cheapest money you'll ever recover.
And once a month
We go through it with you.
The software does the finding, and it keeps doing it whether you open it or not. Once a month we sit down with your real numbers anyway — what you're owed, what slipped, what's worth chasing — and you finish with a short list of moves. Software that finds the money, and an hour to decide what to do about it.
How it connects
You connect your own accounts. OwnerDeck reads them.
Your data
Your books stay yours.
Handing a tool your financials is a big ask — so here's the deal, plainly.
Where it sits
Everything else stops at "invoiced."
The tools you already pay for each hold half the picture and stop there:
The accounting tools never see the jobs.
QuickBooks add-ons and AI bookkeepers read your ledger. They've never seen a job, a quote, or a tech's hours — so the work that got done and never made it onto an invoice is invisible to them.
The field-service platforms never see the money land.
They know the job cold — booked, scheduled, invoiced. Whether that invoice ever turned into money in your account, they can't say.