Sage Construction (including Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate, Sage 100 Contractor, and Sage Intacct Construction) is an ERP and accounting platform for construction companies. It handles job costing, payroll, accounts payable and receivable, general ledger, and financial reporting. For construction firms that have outgrown QuickBooks and need industry-specific accounting, Sage has been a go-to solution for decades.
Sage is fundamentally a back-office financial system. It does not manage construction plans, facilitate field collaboration, or help your crew coordinate on drawings. Some Sage products offer document management add-ons, but plan markup and real-time collaboration on drawings are not part of the platform.
HomeFloorPlan addresses a completely different workflow. While Sage manages your dollars, HomeFloorPlan manages your plans — markups, trade coordination, punch items, and field collaboration.
What Sage Construction Does Well
Where It Falls Short
Side-by-Side Comparison
The Verdict
Sage Construction is the right tool if you need construction-specific accounting, job costing, and financial management. If you have outgrown QuickBooks and need a system that understands construction financials — retention, certified payroll, WIP reporting — Sage delivers that capability.
But Sage does not help your field team collaborate on plans. For that workflow — marking up drawings, coordinating trades by layer, tracking punch items — HomeFloorPlan is the right tool. It is browser-based, costs $20/seat/month with no app download, and includes AI floorplan sorting and trade layer filtering. The two products serve completely different users and workflows within a construction company.
