Contractors
Client and subcontractor agreements, site purchasing and stores, equipment, site workforce, budget and cost for every project.
- Related software
- 8
- Related modules
- 12
- Key processes
- 3
About this solution
Every project is a small business
A contractor runs several sites at once, each with its own contract, budget, purchasing, store and crew; MegaPardaz ties every project to its cost center, location and contract.
- Profit or loss on each project is visible during execution, not after handover.
Key challenges
Project budget overruns
Actual site cost is not compared with budget and losses surface late.
Site purchasing and stores
Materials are consumed or moved between sites without stock control.
Multi-layer contracts
Client and subcontractor commitments, progress statements and due dates are scattered.
Site workforce and equipment
Attendance, missions and equipment use are not assigned to projects.
The MegaPardaz approach
The project as a cost center
Every project is defined with a budget, cost center and site location.
Contracts and site purchasing
Client contracts, purchase contracts and subcontracts with approval workflows.
Site stores and assets
Stock per site and equipment allocated to projects.
Key processes
Site supply
- Site purchase request
- Project manager approval
- Purchase order
- Receipt at site store
Subcontract
- Contract registered
- Progress statement
- Supervision approval
- Payment
Budget control
- Project budget
- Costs recorded
- Compared with budget
- Corrective action
A real-world scenario
The budget report shows materials 12% above plan; the project manager reviews site purchases and store issues, finds an unrecorded transfer and corrects it before the next progress statement.
Dashboards and reports
- Budget versus actual per project
- Site store stock
- Contract and progress-statement status
- Workforce present at each site
- Project progress and milestones
Automation and workflow
Budget overrun alerts
Costs above project budget are flagged.
Progress-statement approval
Statements follow an approval path from supervision to finance.
Contract due-date alerts
Contract end dates and obligations are notified.
Cross-department integration
Projects and finance
Every cost reaches the project cost center and financial reports.
Sites and inventory
Material receipts and use post to that site’s stock.
Workforce and payroll
Site attendance and missions feed payroll and project cost.
Security and access
- Each project manager sees only their project
- Purchase and payment approval by authority limits
- Audit trail for contract and budget changes
BI and AI
- Project profitability comparison
- Cost trend analysis and project-cost forecasting
- Detection of unusual site-cost variances
Operational benefits
- Control of site materials and equipment
- Orderly, documented subcontractor payments
- Precise follow-up of contractual obligations
Management benefits
- Profit or loss on each project during execution
- Comparison of projects and project managers
- Future bids based on real project cost
Who it is for
- Building and civil contractors
- Installation and industrial contractors
- EPC companies
Project manager: Controls budget, purchasing, stores and site crew in one place.
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