Live budget
Original, committed, actual, and projected money stay tied to the same cost-code structure.
Trueline is for custom builders who do not want a bigger maze. Start with the work that actually has to be true every week: budget, change orders, schedule, punch, and the client view.
Pilot-stage software, built with Pettus Builders. No forced client logins. No sub portal. No CRM, takeoff, timeclock, or selections sprawl.
CoConstruct's own migration page says projects can still be added through March 31, 2027. Its homepage says the transition to Buildertrend is entering its final phase.
That creates a rare window: builders can choose a tool that fits how their team actually works, instead of accepting a bigger platform just because it is the obvious next stop.
Original, committed, actual, and projected money stay tied to the same cost-code structure.
A client approval becomes signed history, contract movement, budget movement, and a draft invoice trail.
Dependency-aware enough for a custom home, readable enough that a PM will actually keep it current.
Site-walk notes turn into one clean email per sub. Subs do not need a login.
The selling motion should be simple: Trueline does not need to swallow every old record to prove value. It needs one live job where the PM, owner, office, and homeowner all trust the same version of the truth.
Start with one active job, not a company-wide rip-and-replace.
Bring over the cost-code structure, live schedule, client-facing changes, and trade roster.
Use Trueline alongside the old system until the team trusts the daily workflow.
Only then decide what historical data belongs in archive, export, or a future import.
The CoConstruct alternative for custom builders who want less software and truer projects.