Practical builder reporting experience
AD ERP SYSTEMS helps residential builders and developers turn scattered operating data into usable reporting systems. Work stays direct from discovery through implementation: source mapping, KPI logic, dashboards, and rollout.
Builder reporting depends on real source data, system-specific definitions, and manual reporting workarounds. The platform has to match how the business actually operates.
Builder reporting experience
Arnaud Durand founded AD ERP SYSTEMS to help residential builders and developers turn scattered operating data into usable reporting systems. His background includes work as a technology manager and data analyst for a top 200 residential builder, supported by an MBA in Finance and Operations & Technology Management.
His work focuses on ERP data, reporting automation, KPI definitions, and dashboards that leadership teams can use. Real estate development project experience adds practical context around budgets, schedules, and project tracking.
Relevant Skills
Why the background matters
The work benefits from someone who understands how the numbers will be used by finance, development, construction, sales, and leadership. The goal is simple: turn scattered source data into clear reporting and useful internal tools.
Start With Source Data
Every engagement starts by understanding the real ERP exports, spreadsheets, finance files, APIs, and operating tools behind the reports.
Apply Builder-Specific KPI Logic
Metrics are shaped around the builder workflows behind the data: land, permitting, draws, construction, sales, and portfolio reporting.
Keep Delivery Direct
Discovery, data mapping, reporting priorities, implementation, and rollout stay connected through one working process.
Direct, practical, and accountable
The engagement stays clear because discovery, data modeling, KPI logic, and delivery are connected instead of passed between layers.
Understand the current workflow
Review where the numbers come from, who uses them, and where cleanup happens.
Map systems and definitions
Document source data, field meaning, status logic, KPI definitions, and exceptions.
Build working releases
Deliver warehouse structure, KPI logic, dashboards, drilldowns, alerts, and admin controls in increments.
Hand off clearly
Leave documentation and optional support so the system can keep improving.
Talk through your current data and reporting workflow.
The first call is a practical review of your systems, current reporting gaps, and whether a custom builder data platform is the right fit.