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Supplier terms

Get priced like an operator your supplier is sure of.

Not because of your volume. Because of what he doesn't know about getting paid.

YOUSUPPLIERBETTER TERMSCERTAINTY

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By application. Qualification depends on the supplier partner and on your operating data.

Why it works for you

A win-win partnership

Your supplier wants certainty. You want his best pricing.The arrangement trades one for the other.

Priced on certainty, not on size

Part of the gap between your pricing and a large operator's is volume. The rest is credit risk. Volume you cannot fix — credit risk you can.

Terms you could not ask for alone

Suppliers keep their best terms for the accounts they are sure of. A plant your size rarely gets offered them. This is what makes you one of those accounts.

Nothing new to run

A working agreement between you and your supplier. PerYard does the arithmetic on what each side is owed as payments come in, from the records you already keep.

Your supplier stops guessing

He can see what is owed and when it lands, instead of pricing against the possibility that it doesn't. That certainty is the thing he is charging you for today.

How the money moves

One payment in, two payments out.

Your customer pays once, the way they always have. The split happens on the way out, and PerYard does the arithmetic on what each side is owed.

PerYard is not a bank. A bank facilitates all transfers.

Customer pays

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Your supplier's share

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Your share

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PerYard · calculates the split

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Every number your plant makes, in one place, every day.

Your accounting system knows what you spent. Your batch system knows what you poured. Your bank knows what landed. None of them talk, so the answer only exists after somebody spends a week building it by hand.

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PerYard
Ridgeline Ready-MixLive · 06:40
Health72Stable, up 4 this month
Yards wk1,24026 loads/day, 9.5 cy avg
Turn rate2.013 trucks, 8 driversHealthy is 2.5–3. At this volume, optimal fleet size is 11 trucks.
Margin / yd$18.40Weighted across all mixesYour highest-volume mix runs at −$2.10 a yard. Repricing the two below target recovers $6,900 a month.

Margin by mix design — worst first

3000 PSI
−$2.10
4000 pump
$25.00
3500 PSI
$34.00
Flowable
$37.00
4500 PSI
$44.89

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LienFlex

Find more cash in the most obvious place: past-due invoices.

The fastest money you will collect this year is money you have already earned — poured, delivered and billed. Overdue invoices enter the workflow at your trigger point, and the dates that matter stay visible while you still have options.

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Past dueINV-2214

Northline Builders

Job 2214

$22,400

Issued 12 Mar · Net 30

97 days overdue

Notice sent. Paid seven days later.

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