What is a Builder's Operating System?

A Builder's Operating System is one platform that runs a homebuilding company end to end: homebuilder ERP, native accounting, CRM and sales, plans and options, purchasing, construction, and customer care on a single system of record. When a buyer changes an option, the price, the purchase order, the margin and the books update together. ThreadKore is built for homebuilders closing 50 to 5,000 homes a year, nationwide.

By Mike Moxley, President & Founder, ThreadKore

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Builder's Operating System vs ERP vs project management

An ERP runs the back office: accounting, purchasing and financial records.

Project management runs the jobs and typically connects to separate accounting.

A Builder's Operating System does both on one record, including the books.

Explore homebuilder ERP or see the connected ThreadKore platform.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Builder's Operating System?

A Builder's Operating System is one platform that runs a homebuilding company end to end: homebuilder ERP, native accounting, CRM and sales, plans and options, purchasing, construction, and customer care on a single system of record. When a buyer changes an option, the price, the purchase order, the margin and the books update together. ThreadKore is built for homebuilders closing 50 to 5,000 homes a year, nationwide.

Is a Builder's Operating System an ERP?

It includes a homebuilder ERP and native accounting, plus sales, options, purchasing, construction and customer care on the same record.

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