Requirements by role, not feature list
Management, site managers, procurement, administration and accounting follow different journeys. We document what they see, record and approve, and where an action changes the financial record.
A construction ERP must combine administrative discipline with project-level insight. It must record transactions while exposing commitments, variances and forecasts for each project.
Project setup, cost structure and permissions
Request, bid comparison, order and receipt
Subcontract, valuation and invoice
Client valuation, invoice and payment
Month-end and forecast at completion
Management, site managers, procurement, administration and accounting follow different journeys. We document what they see, record and approve, and where an action changes the financial record.
We decide which master data, balances, open projects and history to migrate. A pilot project validates journeys, reports and permissions before rollout.
The ERP needs owners for configuration, records, data quality and continuous improvement. Without governance, Excel fills gaps that nobody prioritises.
Tell us how you work and what you would like to change.
At CADT, we help you decide where to start.