

The worst time to find out a job lost money is after it’s over. But for most contractors, that’s when the gap surfaces: the books close weeks later, the margin isn’t what the estimate promised, and the money is already out the door.
A big part of why is that vendor bills live on their own. Invoices sit in inboxes, spreadsheets, and standalone AP tools, apart from the jobs they belong to and the labor that makes up the rest of the job’s cost. Labor and vendor spend do come together, but later, in the ERP, not while the job is still running and there’s still time to change the outcome.
That’s why we built Miter Accounts Payable. It brings AP into the same system contractors already use for payroll, time tracking, and job costing, so every bill lands on the right job and cost code from the start, and a contractor can see a job’s true cost, labor and vendor spend together, as it happens.
Read the full press release below, originally published by Construction Dive.
SAN FRANCISCO (August 6, 2026) — Miter, the workforce and expense management platform built for construction, today announced the launch of Miter Accounts Payable, giving contractors one system to capture invoices, code them to jobs and cost codes, route approvals, and pay vendors, all connected to the system that already runs their payroll and job costing. The launch addresses a familiar gap in construction finance: most contractors can say what they bid a job at, but few can say, in real time, what that job is actually costing them, because its two biggest inputs, labor and vendor bills, live in separate systems.
For most contractors, accounts payable sits in a standalone AP tool that never sees the labor side of a job. Invoices arrive by email and get keyed in by hand, coded to the wrong job, or paid twice. Because labor, the largest cost on any project, lives somewhere else entirely, no one sees a job’s real margin until the books are reconciled weeks later, long after there’s time to do anything about it.
Miter Accounts Payable makes real-time job costs visible. Because it runs on the same platform as Miter’s payroll and time tracking, vendor bills and labor costs land on the same job ledger, and a contractor can finally see a job’s true labor costs and vendor spend together, while the job is still in progress.
“Contractors kept telling us the same thing: their bills were in one system, their labor in another, and they couldn’t see a job’s real cost until it was over,” said Justin Kuang, product manager for Spend at Miter. “We already run their payroll and time, so putting AP on the same platform just made sense. Now spend and labor land on the same job while there’s still time to act.”
Miter Accounts Payable includes capabilities built for how contractors manage vendor spend, including:
“Miter Accounts Payable is one of those rare products that kills two birds with one stone,” said Connor Watumull, co-founder and CEO of Miter. “First, Miter AP saves a ton of time in the back-office by automating invoice intake, approvals, money movement, and more. Second, Miter AP gives project teams real-time insight into job costs and project profitability. Best of all, Miter AP often replaces a third-party vendor, allowing customers to run more of their business on one integrated platform at lower cost.”
Miter Accounts Payable is now available to Miter customers. Contractors can request a demo or visit miter.com/expense-management/accounts-payable.
About Miter
Miter is a workforce management platform built for contractors. Driven by a vision of a better built world, Miter makes it easier and faster to build critical infrastructure by empowering the next generation of contractors to strengthen their workforce, control job costs, and accelerate jobsite execution. More than 1,700 contractors run on Miter, which was named NetSuite’s 2025 Breakthrough Partner of the Year, is a CFMA Elite Partner, and is backed by Battery Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Coatue. Miter connects payroll, HR, field operations, and expense management, enabling contractors to build with confidence. Learn more at miter.com.
