Sector
Construction and Real Estate
Systems connecting what happens on site to the picture in the office.
In construction the most expensive gap sits between the site and the office. Work advances on site, the record is kept in the office, and the delay between them shifts progress payments, cost and the whole cash plan. Where subcontractor payments are calculated in spreadsheets, nobody notices a broken formula — and by the time somebody does, the payment has been made. In the systems we build the production record is captured on site as it happens and progress payments are produced from that record. On the sales side, unit-level stock, options and the collection plan sit in one place.
- 01Progress payments are calculated in spreadsheets
- A broken formula goes unnoticed, and by the time it is found the payment has already been made.
- 02There is a lag between site and office
- Work advances while the record is entered days later; cost and cash planning trail reality.
- 03Subcontractor and timesheet tracking is scattered
- When who worked on what and when stays on paper, payment disputes are argued without evidence.
- 04Sales and collection run separately
- Without unit-level options, contracts and collection plans in one place, the same unit can be optioned twice.
- Production capture and a site mobile app with offline working
- Subcontractor contracts, timesheets and progress payment calculation
- Budget, cost control and cash flow planning
- Unit-level sales, options and collection tracking
- Customer portal: contract, payment plan and progress
- Accounting and ERP integration
Enterprise Software Development
The core system your company’s daily operation runs on.
Technical Assessment
Turning scope, boundaries and budget from guesswork into measurement.
Web App Development
Scalable web platforms and SaaS products.
Mobile App Development
Store-ready mobile apps for iOS and Android.
How are progress payments calculated?
Describe the flow between site and office, and we will find where the lag starts.