Timberscan
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What is Timberscan?
TimberScan is an accounts payable automation and document management solution specifically designed for the construction industry. It automates the invoice approval process, reduces paper usage, and integrates with various accounting systems.
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Timberscan Competitor Technologies
Sage 300
Sage 300 is an ERP system that could compete with TimberScan as a broader financial management solution.
Sage 300 CRE
Sage 300 CRE (Construction and Real Estate) is a direct competitor offering construction-specific accounting and project management features, overlapping with TimberScan's capabilities.
Timberline
Timberline (now Sage 300 CRE) is a construction accounting software, thus a direct competitor.
Procore
Procore is a construction management platform that includes features for project financials and document management, making it a competitor.
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Which job functions commonly mention Timberscan?
Accounts Payable & Receivable
0.1% of all Accounts Payable & Receivable jobs mention Timberscan
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Accountant
427 Accountant jobs mention Timberscan
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Construction
134 Construction jobs mention Timberscan
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Program Manager
181 Program Manager jobs mention Timberscan
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Operations
213 Operations jobs mention Timberscan
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