If you run a construction business in the UK, there is a good chance your technology stack includes at least a few of the systems below. We have worked with all of them.
Estimating and tendering tools
Often bespoke Access databases or older commercial packages with decades of rate libraries and pricing data.
Job costing and CVR systems
Cost value reconciliation systems tracking committed cost, actual cost, and forecast final cost across projects.
Project management & programme tracking
Tools that schedule works, manage programmes, and coordinate trades across live sites.
Subcontractor management & procurement
Orders, daywork sheets, applications for payment, retention tracking, and supplier procurement workflows.
Valuations & applications for payment
Interim valuations, applications, certificates, and retention tracking through the project lifecycle.
Plant hire & asset tracking
Internal and hired plant registers, on/off-hire tracking, and utilisation reporting.
Health & Safety compliance
Incident reporting, risk assessments, site inductions, and CDM compliance records.
Timesheet & labour allocation
Often paper-based or spreadsheet-driven, then re-keyed into payroll and job costing.
Document management
Drawings, specifications, RFIs, and revisions stored across shared drives and email threads.
Accounts, payroll & CIS integration
Integration layers between Sage, Xero, payroll (with CIS compliance), and project systems.
Construction ERP & all-in-one platforms
Coins Evo, 4PS Construct, Eque2, RedSky, Causeway, and Sage Construction — used to consolidate estimating, project costing, procurement, and finance under one roof.