Fragmented sheets
The estimate, the site log and the invoice each have their own version of the number.
Buildora
Know your costs. Protect your margins. Build with confidence.
From estimation to final payment, Buildora connects the commercial side of construction in one workspace. Jobs, crews, materials and progress are the record the product keeps today. The figures beside them are one sample project.
- Contractors and ownersThe cost of the job, and what is left
- Estimators and surveyorsQuantities, rates and the budget they become
- Commercial and financeWhat is billed, held and still to collect
Select a figure to see how it is calculated.
The cost of the job should not live in five files.
Margin is lost when the estimate, the change, the bill and the site record never meet.
Disconnected money
What was committed, what was spent and what was billed are reconciled by hand.
Delayed billing
Work is done. The application goes out late. Cash follows even later.
Untracked changes
A variation is agreed on site and never reaches the budget the owner is watching.
Jobs
The work underway, in the product.
Crews
Who is on the job.
Materials
What the site is using.
Progress
How far the work has moved.
Those four screens are the Buildora record today. The commercial model below is illustrative and uses one sample, North quay fit-out. It is not a live project and it does not draw a profit trend from history we do not have.
Estimate to cash, on the same sample.
Each stage uses the North quay figures. On a phone the stages wrap. Nothing is saved.
An estimate the budget can start from.
A spreadsheet-style bill of quantities. Select a line. Templates, a cost library and an Excel import are part of the intended workspace, not a claim that a file can be imported from this page.
Select a line.
The project, in seven figures.
Same sample. Select a figure to see what it includes.
Progress billing and what is held back.
A schedule of values for the sample contract. Previous and current applications, retainage, and what is still to bill. No invoice is sent from this page.
Cost, value and the margin that remains.
Cost-value reconciliation reads the same sample. Open a line to see the composition.
What a commercial lead would look at.
Sample notices only. They use the North quay figures and a sample threshold of 30%.
Select a notice.
Built for the people who carry the number.
Start from the way the team already works.
A pilot site, configured around job types, roles and the report the owner already asks for. No setup time is promised on this page.
A sheet people recognise
Quantities, rates and totals, in a grid rather than a new ceremony.
Room to grow
One contractor or several sites. The same record, more of it when the company needs it.
Bring the numbers in
Accounting or ERP connections are scoped when a project needs them. A bulk sheet import is intended, not offered as a button here.
See what your role needs
Cost is not shown to every login.
Take a record out
The commercial record is meant to be exportable for the report or the auditor you already use.
Usable on site
Jobs, crews, materials and progress are laid out for a phone as well as a desk.
Who can see a cost.
Roles, an approval record on a change, and an export. This page does not claim a certification, an audit or an uptime figure.
Roles
A site lead, a surveyor and a billing clerk do not need the same figures.
Approvals
A variation can keep who approved it, so the budget change has a history.
Export
Records can leave the workspace for the finance system you already run.
Questions
Before a demo.
What does Buildora cover today?
Jobs, crews, materials and progress, for construction and field teams. The commercial figures on this page are one illustrative sample, North quay fit-out.
Who is it for?
Contractors, builders, subcontractors, estimators, quantity surveyors, commercial managers and construction business owners.
How do the sample figures fit together?
The current budget is the original budget plus approved changes. The forecast final cost is the actual cost, plus open commitments, plus the cost still to complete. Margin is the current budget minus that forecast.
Does this page send an invoice?
No. The schedule of values is illustrative. No invoice is created and no client is billed.
Are the notices from a live project?
No. They use the same sample. Margin is under a sample 30% threshold, an approved change is not fully billed, a sample invoice is past a sample due date, and retainage is waiting on a completion step. The forecast final cost in this sample stays inside the budget.
How is access handled?
Roles limit who sees a cost. A change can keep an approval record. Records are meant to be exportable. This page claims no security certification.
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- Jobs, crews, materials and progress
- A commercial model from estimate to cash
- Cloud, or on your own infrastructure when the project needs it
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