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hh2 VS. MITER

See how hh2 stacks up against Miter

Better built for your construction accounting system. Better for your field team.

hh2 vs miter comparison table

See why 3,500+ contractors trust hh2

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 Compare hh2 and Miter

 A side-by-side look at how each platform supports construction finance workflows. 


Feature

hh2logo Miter

Payroll overhead calculations

 

Included

Requires manual spreadsheets

AP & invoice management

 

Included

 

Not offered

Job costing

 

Pulled directly from
your accounting system

 

Built in Miter, then synced to your accounting system

Built for the field

 

Works offline. Clock in and
code jobs with no signal

 

Needs an internet connection 

Built for your crew

 

Direct deposit and printed checks

  

DIrect deposit only

Pricing structure

 

Adopt modules as you grow

 

All-in-one bundle

Built for construction 

 

20+ years

 

Founded 2019

 

"We couldn't live without hh2."

"We couldn't live without hh2... The ability to input your time and have those cost codes available at your fingertips is extremely helpful. I couldn’t imagine having to do payroll without hh2.”

— Lorraine Searcy, Accountant and Payroll Administrator, Anchor41

Read about Lorraine's experience with hh2

 

 Why construction finance teams choose hh2 over Miter  

Connected workflows from field to accountingLabor Time Approval

hh2 ties time, approvals, payroll, and AP into one process.

No file transfers. No double entry. No chasing data across tools.

Data is captured once and carries through every step. A timesheet entered in the field flows into approvals, into payroll, into AP, and into your accounting system. Nothing gets rebuilt or reconciled along the way.

Our team gets you live. Not someone else's.hh2_implementation_dashboard

hh2 handles your setup from start to finish.

No handoffs. No outside partners. No strangers learning your business.

The same people who built the platform set it up for you. They know construction, they know Sage, and they know how to make your first payroll run go smoothly. You get one team, one plan, and a launch date you can count on.

Your crews work where there's no signal. Your app should too.hh2 Time Tracking mobile-ready dashboard for construction crews to clock in, track hours, and manage job codes from the field

hh2 is built for the crews doing the work and the office teams supporting them.

Crews get an app that works offline. They enter time how they work — punch, crew, or grid. They get paid how they want — direct deposit or a printed check. And they can check their own pay stubs, time off, and onboarding on their phone.

Job costs straight from your accounting systemClocking In – Selection

hh2 reads job costs directly from Sage 100, Sage 300, and Sage Intacct, and other major construction accounting systems.

No separate job cost tool. No duplicate lists to maintain. No drift between systems.

Your jobs, cost codes, and cost types already live in your accounting system. hh2 uses them natively, so when a crew member clocks into a job in the field, it's the same job your controller sees in the books. Labor data ties to cost codes the moment it's captured, and your cost reports stay accurate without rework.

More than HR and payrollhh2 employee list view

hh2 covers the full construction back office.

Time tracking. Payroll. HR. AP and invoices. All in one platform, all tied to your accounting system.

Most HR tools stop at payroll. hh2 keeps going. Your AP team routes and approves invoices in the same system your payroll team uses. Your job cost data stays connected from the field all the way to the books.

You already know where the gaps are.

hh2 eliminates them.

Every month, your team spends days on work that should take hours. Chasing data between systems. Fixing what the last handoff broke. Running reports that don't quite match.

hh2 keeps your time, payroll, HR, and AP on the same data. Your books stay clean. Your close stays on schedule.

See why construction finance teams choose hh2 over Miter.  

FAQ

hh2 is a purpose-built construction back-office platform that connects field time tracking, payroll, HR, and accounts payable directly to your existing construction ERP, including Sage 300 CRE, Sage Intacct Construction, Acumatica, Vista, and Spectrum. Miter is a newer all-in-one workforce management and payroll product that requires teams to operate inside its own system rather than the construction accounting software they already use. For contractors who need clean job costs, audit-ready compliance, and minimal disruption to their finance stack, hh2 is the more flexible long-term solution.

Yes. hh2 has spent two decades building deep, certified integrations with the construction ERPs that contractors actually run their books on, including Sage 300 CRE, Sage Intacct Construction, Sage 100 Contractor, Acumatica Construction Edition, Viewpoint Vista, and Spectrum. Time, payroll, AP invoices, and HR data flow into your existing GL and job cost structure without rekeying or brittle middleware. Miter primarily focuses on its own all-in-one platform with a smaller set of native accounting connectors, which often forces contractors to change how their finance team works rather than enhancing the system they already trust.

For most contractors, yes. hh2 was designed specifically for construction time tracking, with mobile and offline-capable time entry, crew time, equipment time, certified payroll support, prevailing wage and union pay rules, and direct sync to construction payroll inside Sage, Acumatica, Vista, and Spectrum. Miter offers time tracking and payroll inside its own platform, but contractors running an established construction ERP often find that hh2's job-cost-aware workflows produce cleaner labor data and faster weekly payroll closes. hh2 also scales easily from small crews to enterprise contractors with thousands of field employees.

Yes. hh2 AP automation captures invoices from email or upload, uses OCR and AI to read line items, routes approvals based on your project hierarchy, and posts coded invoices straight into your construction ERP with full job, phase, and cost code detail. Approvers can review and approve from any device, including the field, which dramatically shortens the AP cycle.

Miter does not offer a product that support AP workflows. 

Absolutely. hh2 is one of the most widely used Sage-certified solutions in the construction industry, with native, bidirectional integrations to Sage Intacct Construction and Sage 300 CRE that go far beyond a basic API hookup. Time, expense, AP, and HR data sync in the same job, phase, cost code, and account structure your accountants already use, so reporting and month-end close stay clean. Contractors evaluating Miter as an alternative often choose hh2 because they do not have to abandon Sage or rebuild their general ledger to modernize the field.

Most contractors moving from Miter to hh2 are live in a matter of weeks, not months, because hh2 plugs into the construction ERP you already use instead of replacing your accounting system. A dedicated hh2 implementation team handles configuration, ERP mapping, payroll setup, AP workflow design, and field rollout, with training tailored to office staff, project managers, and crews. Because hh2 is modular, you can start with the workflows that hurt most, such as time tracking or AP automation, and expand from there without a risky big-bang cutover.

Construction CFOs, controllers, and accounting managers choose hh2 because it keeps time, payroll, HR, and AP on the same source of truth as their construction ERP, which means cleaner job costs, faster month-end close, and audit-ready compliance for prevailing wage, certified payroll, and lien waivers. hh2 is purpose-built for the complexity of construction accounting, including multi-entity, multi-state, union, and joint-venture environments. Miter is a capable workforce platform, but finance teams that need their books, job costing, and reporting to stay clean inside Sage, Acumatica, Vista, or Spectrum consistently find hh2 to be the lower-risk, more construction-native choice.