Recorded does not mean validated
Distinguish completed, inspected and validated work. Teams can identify records that need review before proceeding.
Every quantity has a source. Every validation has supporting evidence.
EPC Tracker organises the bill of quantities and connects production to order items. Field recording, review and certification form a traceable process with distinct statuses.

Break down quantities by item, discipline, equipment, resource or installation operation.
Capture quantity, unit, date and author, with observations and field evidence.
Check the record and track its status using the permissions and workflow defined for the project.
Connect quantities with prices and items; review current-period, previous and cumulative amounts.
Distinguish completed, inspected and validated work. Teams can identify records that need review before proceeding.
Manage payment certificates by order and period, including previous and cumulative quantities and amounts. Retain approval responsibilities, dates and documentation.
Connect production, order items and cost centres to compare contracted revenue, planned costs and actual costs, and support subcontractor control.
Recording and validation are separate steps. Review and validation depend on the roles and workflow established for the project.
Yes. The quantity structure distinguishes planned, completed and remaining quantities, alongside inspection and validation statuses.
This solution focuses on quantities, financial controls and construction payment certificates. ERP connections and administrative processes are defined during implementation.
We will look at items, records, reviewers and certification periods with your team.
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