FOR CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS

Your job, under control.

Know every evening whether today made money or lost it. Daily costing, budgets, buying, labour and payment certificates in one place, for the office and the site.

No card needed to start. Works with or without an accounting system.

TODAY, COSTED · SAMPLE
Stormwater, Phase 2
Value producedR 10 880
Site costR 8 440
People on site10
Today: R 2 440 profit
Works on any phone
Connects to Xero
Works without accounting software
Prices in rand
DAILY COSTING

Every day ends with one answer: profit or loss.

Most contractors learn a job lost money when it is over. Site Control tells you the same evening, so you fix tomorrow instead of explaining last month.

The site agent captures who was on site, what plant ran, what was used and what was built.
Site Control works out what the day cost and what the work was worth at your BOQ rates.
You see profit or loss for the day, the week and the job, on your phone.
SAMPLE WEEK · STORMWATER, PHASE 2
Mon
+R 1 900
Profit
Tue
+R 2 100
Profit
Wed
-R 1 760
Loss
Thu
+R 640
Profit
Fri
+R 2 440
Profit
Week so farR 5 320 profit
Wednesday lost money: rain stopped work at 11:00. You knew that night.
WATCH

How it works, in two minutes.

Animated walk-through of Site Control: load the job, capture the day on site, book every cost, see where you stand
1
Load the job from your BOQ
2
Capture the day on a phone
3
See if the job is making money
THE SHORT VERSION

What Site Control is, and why you would use it.

Site Control is one place to run a construction job. The office and the site work from the same record, so the numbers agree and you can see them while the job is still running.

WHO

Contractors and subcontractors.

From one person with a crew to a company running several sites. The owner, the admin, the foreman and the site agent each get the part they need.

WHAT

Two parts that share one record.

Site Control Office handles budgets, buying, labour and payment certificates. Site Control Field handles the diary, daily costing, clock-in and the programme.

WHEN

Every day the job runs.

Costs and progress go in on the day they happen, so you find a problem this week. Not when the final account is settled.

WHERE

On site and in the office.

It opens in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to install.

WHY

Because the usual tools do not talk to each other.

Slips, spreadsheets and the bookkeeper’s file each hold a piece. Site Control puts them together and shows one answer for each job: ahead or behind.

HOW IT DIFFERS

Made for the way jobs run here.

It works in BOQs, payment certificates, retention, variations, CIDB and UIF. It connects to your accounting system if you have one, and works on its own if you do not.

SEE IT

This is Site Control.

The four numbers that matter, across every job.

Site Control Office
Summary strip from the Site Control Office board: cost to date, budget, forecast final cost and forecast margin

Part of a real screen, with a sample company and example figures.

WHY IT IS NEEDED

Most contractors find out a job lost money after the last payment.

1

Slips in the bakkie

Costs sit in slips, phone messages and the bookkeeper's file. Nobody adds them up while the job is running.

2

Five spreadsheets that disagree

The diary, the daily costing, the programme and the payment certificate each tell a different story.

3

Labour that stretches

A two-day task becomes four when nobody is measuring. Wages are the cost you control most, and see least.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. No training course.

Step 1

Load your job

Paste your BOQ from Excel or start from a template. Your budget is ready in minutes.

Step 2

Capture as you work

Take a photo of the slip. Tick who is on site. Record what was done today. All from a phone.

Step 3

See where you stand

Every job shows green or red: ahead or behind, on budget or over. You act this week, not next year.

Your job, under control.