Connect the handoffs.
Keep the home’s scope, price, purchase commitments, schedule, and financial context together as teams do their work.
Why ThreadKore / The Builder’s Operating System
Your entire business.
Working together.
ThreadKore connects homebuilder ERP, native accounting, land, sales, purchasing, construction, and customer care on one shared record. Put your teams, your numbers, and your next decision in the same picture.
From the big picture to the transaction. On one screen.
One platform.
Teams and workflows, connected.
One database.
A shared financial and operational record.
One login.
The right access for every role.
Why one connected platform matters
A better view of
the business behind the build.
Your software should help you understand how a decision in one department affects the rest of the company.
Keep finance close to operations.
Native accounting connects the operational record to job costs, cash, entity-level results, and consolidated reporting.
Give intelligence useful context.
Explore the business through questions and reports that can draw on connected operational and financial information.
Built around how you build.Production · Semi-custom · Custom · Build for rent · Build on your lotFind your fit ↗
See what is behind the number
Financials so clear,
an owner can use them.
Start with the company. Follow the community. Open the transaction. Keep the context as you go deeper.
The company view. The community detail.
Expand the income statement by market, subdivision, and individual home. See how the detail contributes to the bigger picture.
ThreadKore product screenshots adapted with Alder & Stone branding and fictional demo data. Select a screenshot to inspect it.
Native accounting.
General ledger, job costs, commitments, and financial reporting built into the homebuilding platform.
Built for multiple entities.
Entity-level statements, automated intercompany accounting, eliminations, and consolidated visibility.
Answers with context.
Move from a reported balance into the supporting records while keeping the financial picture in view.
Built together from the beginning
Every team.
A shared foundation.
Land, sales, purchasing, construction, and finance work in one information environment. Select a part of the business to see why that matters.
One system of record
Land & development
Know the investment before the first home starts.
Connect development budgets, infrastructure costs, and finished lots with the vertical building process. Keep the land investment in the financial picture.
Shared information. Role-based access.
One home. Connected decisions.
Follow a buyer change
through the business.
A workflow illustration: each team keeps its responsibility while the shared record carries the context.
- 01
Agree the selection.
Review the buyer’s option, retail price, and approval in the home’s selections and contract context.
- 02
Review the commitment.
Purchasing checks vendor scope, pricing, budget impact, and any PO or VPO changes.
- 03
Coordinate the work.
Construction works from the agreed scope and reviews trade sequencing and schedule implications.
- 04
Follow the financial result.
Review commitments, approved invoices, posted costs, and projected margin. Payment stays a separate transaction.
Alder & Stone demo · Bank and ledger detail in one workflow.
AP, AR, and the native ledger
Keep the money moving.
Keep the controls.
AP Launch connects invoice intake, supporting documents, vendor and job allocation, approvals, and posting. ARLaunch connects billing and receivables to the same accounting record.
- Review invoice documents alongside purchasing support.
- Keep approval, posting, and payment distinct.
- Follow customer billing with the job context attached.
- Reconcile bank activity against the ledger.
The complete product picture
From trees to keys.
And into the books.
See how the products fit together. Open any item for scope, connections, and availability.
Core workflows, connected experiences, and what’s next.
The business you can run today
Core operations, financial control, and collaboration.
BuildingBlocks
Available todayNative accounting for the financial life of a homebuilder.
Capabilities & connections
- General ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, revenue recognition, bank reconciliation and month-end financial workflows
- Multi-company accounting with unlimited legal entities, including parent, land-holding, development and homebuilding operating companies
- Automated reciprocal intercompany journal entries and due-to/due-from accounting
- Intercompany land and lot transfers, shared expense allocations and intercompany construction charges
- Automated elimination entries, consolidated financial statements and separate entity-level statements
- Transaction-level audit trails and financial reporting
- Land and lot inventory and land-development cost allocations
- Construction-in-progress (CIP), work-in-progress (WIP) and job costing
- Budget management, cost commitments and forecast-at-completion reporting
Completed-contract accounting workflows are primary today. Percentage-of-completion reporting is available; the resulting accounting entry is entered from the report rather than automatically posted. Payroll transactions can be imported; native payroll processing is not included.
Explore BuildingBlocks ↗AP Launch
Available todayBring invoices, purchasing support, and approvals into the accounting workflow.
Capabilities & connections
- Billing inbox and invoice attachments
- Vendor, home, subdivision, and cost-code allocation
- Side-by-side document and PO review
- Approval routing, holds, and approved ledger posting
Invoice approval, accounting posting, and payment are separate steps. APLaunch.AI is available for beta users.
Explore AP Launch ↗ARLaunch
Available todayKeep builder billing and receivables connected to the customer, home, and ledger.
Capabilities & connections
- Customer and job billing
- Receivable tracking
- Connected BuildingBlocks accounting records
MyPM
Available todayCarry raw-land opportunities through development and horizontal construction.
Capabilities & connections
- Land acquisition opportunities, communities, lots, development projects and projections
- Development budgets, infrastructure costs, development bidding and horizontal construction
- Finished lots connect to vertical home construction in theHOMESapp
- Connected context from land investment through construction, closing and financial reporting
MyPM is the land-development workflow; theHOMESapp is the vertical-homebuilding workflow.
Explore MyPM ↗theHOMESapp
Available todayManage the home from selections and contracts through purchasing, scheduling, and closing readiness.
Capabilities & connections
- Home plans, retail pricing, options, buyer selections and contracts
- Design Center categories, packages, product images and documented approvals
- Estimates, takeoffs, POs, VPOs and budget changes
- Multiple schedule templates, including multiple templates applied to an individual job
- Job-level schedule adjustments and modifications, trade sequencing and construction milestones
- Operational visibility, construction-performance monitoring and historical performance analysis
- Projected completion and closing dates
- Mobile access to relevant office and field information and workflows
- Cash-flow and bank-borrowing projections connected to job cost
Design Center and purchasing are existing workflows within theHOMESapp. Orbit Studio is a separate planned design and rendering direction.
Explore theHOMESapp ↗Purchasing & estimating
Available todayConnect the original scope and vendor price to commitments, changes, and actual cost.
Capabilities & connections
- Construction takeoffs, budget creation, vendor pricing and competitive bidding
- Purchase-order generation and approvals, VPOs and change management
- Trade allocations and vendor documentation
- Vendor invoice submissions and back charges
- Budget-to-actual comparisons and job-cost integration
- Connected workflow from the original home estimate through vendor payment; commitments, approvals, posting and payment remain distinct steps
Purchasing operates within theHOMESapp and connects to native BuildingBlocks accounting. A commitment is distinct from a posted cost or payment.
Explore Purchasing & estimating ↗JobCloser
Available todayConnect trades and vendors to the builder’s purchasing and review process.
Capabilities & connections
- Competitive bid requests, vendor participation and vendor pricing submissions
- Purchase-order collaboration and builder-controlled access to released POs
- PO/VPO invoice submissions and change-order collaboration
- Insurance documentation and vendor-document management
- Trade communication between builders, subcontractors and suppliers
Free for trades and vendors working with a connected ThreadKore builder. The builder controls vendor access and released-PO visibility. Confirm configured workflow scope during implementation.
Explore JobCloser ↗Current CRM & sales
Available todayKeep customer information and sales activity connected to the homebuilding business.
Capabilities & connections
- Customer and sales information
- Relationship context and buyer handoff
- Connections to plans, pricing, contracts, and selections
Current CRM is available. The expanded Cadence2Close experience is separately planned; its new dashboard and cadence previews are not part of the current production experience.
Explore Current CRM & sales ↗Closing & customer care
Available todayCarry the home record into closing, warranty, and continuing customer service.
Capabilities & connections
- Closing-related processes
- Customer-care and warranty-related workflows
- Context from the home and its selections
Existing customer-care workflows are distinct from the planned myKotiva portal. Confirm configured channels and scope in the demonstration.
Explore Closing & customer care ↗Orbit & Orbie
Available todayTurn authorized business information into custom reports, analysis and predictive insights through natural-language interaction.
Capabilities & connections
- Custom reports across virtually any platform information the user is authorized to access, using natural language without traditional programming or report-development resources
- Financial, operational, purchasing, job-cost and construction-performance analysis
- Multi-company, division-level, community-level, transaction-level and executive reporting
- Cross-department reports drawing on the shared operational and financial record
- Pattern and anomaly analysis, including projected margin erosion, unusual purchasing costs and recurring construction overruns
- Vendor-performance evaluation, community comparisons and financial-trend investigation
- Historical construction-performance analysis to help forecast completion dates and identify potential schedule delays
- Orbie assistance answering questions, navigating the system, investigating business performance and creating reports
- Role-based access applies to both reporting and analysis
Orbit is the business-intelligence and reporting capability; Orbie is the assistant that helps users access information and create reports. They work together. Forecasts support judgment and are not guarantees. AI execution of business transactions is more limited than analysis and reporting; broader automation and agent capabilities are under development.
Explore Orbit & Orbie ↗Reporting & pro forma planning
Available · enhancements in prototypeConnect financial reporting and planning to community and company performance.
Capabilities & connections
- Existing company reporting and pro forma functionality
- Community-to-company financial context
- New scenario controls and calculation-inspection previews
Enhanced scenario controls and expanded consolidation views are prototypes. Production scope and release timing for those enhancements remain unconfirmed.
Explore Reporting & pro forma planning ↗Websites connected to the business
Available now in beta.
WebLaunchAI
Beta · launch planned Nov 11, 2026Website design, hosting, and content management connected to ThreadKore.
Capabilities & connections
- Homebuilder website design and hosting
- AI-assisted content editing and review
- Buyer inquiry forms
- Shared business-record context
Available in beta; launch planned for November 11, 2026. ThreadKore’s own website is built and hosted on WebLaunchAI.
Explore WebLaunchAI ↗Built for what’s next
Planned experiences and previews, clearly identified.
Cadence2Close
Beta · launch planned Nov 11, 2026An expanded CRM experience for leads, relationships, follow-up, and buyer handoffs.
Capabilities & connections
- Planned dashboards combining calendar, leads, tasks, and performance
- Planned cadences with start/end statuses and sequenced activities
- Planned sales-pipeline and customer-relationship workflows
Current CRM exists today; these expanded experiences are planned. Release dates are plans, not guarantees.
Explore Cadence2Close ↗myKotiva
Beta · launch planned Nov 11, 2026A connected buyer and homeowner experience from purchase through ownership.
Capabilities & connections
- Planned home information and buyer selections
- Planned walkthrough and move-in information
- Planned customer-care and ownership experience
Beta launch is planned for November 11, 2026. Existing customer-care workflows remain separate from this upcoming portal.
Explore myKotiva ↗KoreCapture
Planned · Q4 2026Capture more of the home and build history.
Capabilities & connections
- Planned home and build-history capture
Specific capture methods and operating workflows have not been announced. Inspection, measurement, and automatic progress-tracking capabilities are unconfirmed.
Explore KoreCapture ↗KoreTours
Planned · Q4 2026Explore the home through a planned visual experience.
Capabilities & connections
- Preview includes a floor plan, 3D home model, and camera positions
Preview scope does not establish measurement, inspection, or construction-progress capabilities.
Explore KoreTours ↗Orbit Studio
Coming soon · no date announcedA planned direction for BIM, architectural design, and rendering.
Capabilities & connections
- Planned BIM direction
- Planned architectural design and rendering
Distinct from the existing buyer selections and Design Center workflow in theHOMESapp.
Explore Orbit Studio ↗APLaunch.AI
Available for beta usersExtend invoice preparation and exception review with AI assistance.
Capabilities & connections
- Extraction of invoice information
- Vendor, home, cost-code, and purchasing context
- Surfacing of exceptions for team review
AP Launch is available today. APLaunch.AI is available for beta users; general-release scope and timing remain unconfirmed.
Explore APLaunch.AI ↗Availability reviewed October 31, 2026. Planned dates may change. Check the current product outlook ↗
Intelligence with business context
Better questions.
A clearer way forward.
Connected information gives AI the context to help your team investigate performance and understand what needs attention.
A question worth asking“Where are our costs moving—and what is driving the change?”
Orbit: ask more of your information.
Create custom reports across virtually any platform information you are authorized to access. Ask in natural language and combine financial, purchasing, construction, company, division, community and transaction data without traditional report programming.
Orbie: turn questions into useful work.
Ask questions, get help navigating ThreadKore, investigate business performance and create reports. Orbie helps users work with Orbit’s connected reporting and intelligence capabilities.
Look ahead. Keep people in control.
Analyze historical performance to investigate margin erosion, purchasing anomalies, vendor performance and schedule risks. Forecasts help teams anticipate completion dates and potential delays; business approvals, accounting decisions and payments remain under team control.
Orbit and Orbie are available today. Orbit Studio is a separate planned BIM, architectural-design, and rendering direction. Explore Orbit & Orbie ↗
Built from inside the business
Homebuilding experience.
In the foundation.
ThreadKore was founded by Mike Moxley, a former homebuilder CFO and CPA. That experience shapes a platform built around the relationship between construction decisions, capital, and financial performance.
ThreadKore develops and maintains its core software, with direct control over the architecture and product roadmap. The goal is practical: help builders run a more connected, informed business.
Founded in 2020Alpharetta, GeorgiaPurpose-built for homebuilders
A platform you can put to work
Plan the transition.
Build room to grow.
Evaluate the technology, the economics, and the people who will use it.
Bring the team.
The core platform has no per-user or per-closing fees. Scope the modules and rollout around your business.
Optional AI features may be priced per user. Your quote defines the products and services included.
Understand pricing ↗Keep control of your information.
Role-based access, approval history, and connected records support accountability. Import/export capabilities support data portability.
Review controls & data ↗Make adoption part of the plan.
Agree configuration, data migration, balance validation, training, cutover, and support. Set responsibilities and timing before go-live.
Plan your implementation ↗Hear from builders using ThreadKore
See the business behind the decision.
Explore customer stories, then ask for a demonstration built around your own workflows.
A few good questions
Understand the
difference.
What makes ThreadKore one operating system?
Its core financial and operational workflows share an underlying database and application environment. Authorized teams work with connected information across accounting, purchasing, construction, sales, and customer care.
Is accounting native to ThreadKore?
Yes. BuildingBlocks is ThreadKore’s proprietary accounting platform. It supports general ledger, payables, receivables, job costing, multi-company accounting, intercompany workflows, and financial reporting.
Can different teams have different access?
Yes. Role-based permissions control access to information and workflows. Teams can work within their responsibilities while management maintains broader visibility.
Can we see our workflows in a demonstration?
Yes. Schedule a conversation with the ThreadKore team and bring the questions your business needs to answer—from purchasing and scheduling to financial reporting and multi-company operations.
Who is ThreadKore built for?
ThreadKore serves production, semi-custom, custom, build-for-rent, and build-on-your-lot homebuilders. Its published positioning is builders closing 50 to 5,000 homes annually; fit depends on operating needs and scope.
Are all products in the guide available today?
No. Core workflows are available today, WebLaunchAI is in beta, and several expanded experiences are planned. Each guide entry identifies its status. Dates and prototype scope should be confirmed before a purchase decision.
Does ThreadKore include native payroll processing?
Payroll transactions can be imported into BuildingBlocks. Native payroll processing is not included in this scope.
How does percentage-of-completion accounting work?
BuildingBlocks primarily supports completed-contract workflows today. Percentage-of-completion reporting is available; the resulting accounting entry is entered from the report rather than posted automatically.
How current is the information?
ThreadKore’s shared database supports near-real-time visibility across financial and operational workflows. Authorized users can work with current business information without relying on separate reporting exports. Actual timing varies by operation.
Can office and field teams use the same platform?
Yes. ThreadKore’s mobile-accessible environment connects executives, finance, purchasing, estimating, sales, construction, field personnel and customer care. Vendors and trade partners participate through their designated interfaces.
What can AI reporting help us investigate?
Examples include projected margin erosion, unusual purchasing costs, recurring construction overruns, vendor performance, differences between communities, financial trends and schedule risks. Historical construction information can help forecast completion dates and potential delays. Predictions support team judgment and are not guarantees.
Explore the full capability reference
A clear picture of ThreadKore.
In the format you need.
Read the complete product reference or use structured data for research, comparisons and software discovery.
Public product information only. Reviewed October 31, 2026. Availability and implementation scope should be confirmed with ThreadKore.
ThreadKore / The Builder’s Operating System
Built for what’s next.
Build with connected teams, clearer numbers, and greater control.