Industry 05
Construction & Real Estate
Site material, labour attendance and client payment stages sit in three different books that only reconcile at the end of a project — when it is too late.
- Systems typically built
- 3
- Shipped in this sector
- Modelled, not yet shipped
- Mapping session
- Free
Payment milestones tied to verified progress, and a unit-booking status that never contradicts itself across two people's spreadsheets.
Three books that reconcile only at project close means the discrepancy is discovered when it can no longer be fixed cheaply. We tie material issue, labour attendance and client payment milestones to the same project and phase, so a demand letter goes out when a milestone is actually met, a contractor's bill is certified against logged attendance rather than a verbal count, and unit allotment status is one screen, not a spreadsheet three people are editing.
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Real estate FAQ
Before you ask
Including where the honest answer is 'that's a separate service' or 'ask during discovery'.
Can site engineers log progress without a laptop on site?
Yes — progress capture, including photos, is built for a phone; that is the interface site staff actually have with them.
Does this handle RERA-related disclosure requirements?
It structures the underlying data — unit status, payment milestones, project phase — in a form that supports RERA reporting; the specific disclosure format is scoped explicitly with your compliance requirement, not assumed.
We run multiple projects with different contractors. Does it separate them cleanly?
Each project and phase is its own record with its own material issue and labour ledger, so nothing bleeds across projects unless you explicitly want a consolidated view.