Construction
Software for contractors and construction operators
Contractors need a job record that survives the site and the office: variations, subcontractors, daily reports, and the cost that is no longer a surprise at the end. We build that operational system rather than a generic task list.
- Project cost visibility
- Subcontractor workflow
- Site reporting
- Drawing and document register
Site and office are one project
A daily report that never reaches the cost code is a diary, not a control. We connect the site capture, often on a phone, to the project and the approval that releases money. Photos and documents stay with the event that produced them.
What the first release usually is
One type of project, one reporting loop, and the variation or subcontract approval that currently happens in email. A full estimation suite is a later decision, especially if you already own one that people trust.
The project the site can update
On the first project
- The package or the site report
- Who approves a change
- Photos and notes the office can find
A programme
- Every subcontractor portal
- A full cost-control suite
- BIM as a slogan with no file you use
What changes construction software
The site
If it needs a desk and a strong signal, the foreman will not open it.
The change
A variation needs an owner and a cost effect, or it is only a chat message.
The drawing
Say which file is current. A folder of versions is not a system.
What a site brief needs
- 01
The project
One live job, not the whole portfolio.
- 02
The site
Signal, dust, and who will actually type.
- 03
The change
How a variation is approved, and whether cost is in scope.
- 04
The current file
Which drawing is the one people should open.
Marks a job cost is current
- 01
A variation is approved
Extra work is on the job only after the person who may say yes has said it.
- 02
A drawing has a revision
The site is looking at the revision that was issued, not an older file with the same name.
- 03
An update is dated
A progress note says who wrote it and which day it describes.
- 04
Cost sits on the job
Labour, material, and variation land on that project.
What we build
Project cost visibility
Commitments and actuals at a level a project manager can use weekly.
Subcontractor workflow
Packages, certificates, and the documents required before payment.
Site reporting
A phone-friendly report that lands on the job, including photos.
Drawing and document register
Which revision is current, and who was told.
Related reading
Mobile app development
Customer and field apps, native or cross-platform, on a real API.
Document management
Versions and permissions, so the current file is obvious.
ERP
Purchasing, stock, and approvals with a clean handoff to finance.
Field service app
A job, a photo, and a status that reaches the office.Questions we hear
Can site staff use this with poor signal?
Yes if we design an offline queue for the reports that matter. See mobile development for how we treat sync.
Do you build BIM tools?
We integrate with files and registers. We are not a geometry kernel or a BIM authoring vendor.
Will this handle retention and variations?
Yes, when those rules are specified by your commercial team. We implement the workflow they define. We do not replace a quantity surveyor’s judgement.