Site teams and subcontractors
Track work by activity, discipline and subcontractor, with completed and remaining quantities. Recorded, inspected and validated progress are shown separately.
A shared view of what was planned, what has been completed and what remains to be done.
EPC Tracker connects field quantities with the project activity structure. Teams can compare the schedule with completed quantities and information reviewed by construction teams.

Use the baseline from Oracle Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project as your starting reference.
Link BOQ quantities and construction milestones to the relevant activities.
Distinguish the baseline, current schedule and actual progress to identify differences.
Use progress curves, Gantt charts and dependencies to see production in its scheduling context.
Track work by activity, discipline and subcontractor, with completed and remaining quantities. Recorded, inspected and validated progress are shown separately.
A shared view of the plan and execution to review variances and decide where to intervene. Curves and scenarios help explain how the project is progressing.
Monitor multiple projects using common criteria. Information from each site supports a portfolio view while retaining activity-level context.
It can build on the schedule you already use. Import the baseline and connect it to execution tracking; the scope of the integration is defined during implementation.
BOQ quantities are linked to activities. Execution records provide information for tracking production progress and comparing it with the plan.
Yes. Start with a reference project, validate its structure and train the team before expanding its use.
We will explore how to organise activities, quantities and responsibilities for your project.
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