Construction software use cases

Built for the teams that run the sites.

Site engineers, project managers, accounts and owners each use CivilPilot for their part of the job.

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A site engineer, a project manager and an accountant look at the same project and need three different things. CivilPilot gives each of them their own view of one shared record. 

A freshly poured concrete slab at dusk with formwork edges and props below
On site

Site engineers: report the day in minutes.

Attendance in the morning, the daily progress report in the evening, and material requests whenever they are needed, all from a phone browser.
  • Daily progress with photos and quantities
  • Attendance with check-in and overtime
  • Material requests with a required date
  • Issues raised from where they are found
Construction drawings on a wooden site table with a measuring tape, a pencil and a glass of tea
In the project office

Project managers: approve, plan and follow up.

See every site’s day, approve or send back reports and requests with a reason, and keep the schedule and drawings current.
  • Approvals with who, when and why
  • Tasks, Gantt and calendar
  • Drawing register with approved versions
  • Quality inspections and issues
Inside a site office container: a desk with a closed laptop, a clipboard and a hard hat
In accounts

Accounts: stop chasing the site for bills.

Expenses arrive with receipts, purchase orders with goods received, and wage sheets from attendance, so the books follow the work.
  • Expenses and payment requests
  • Purchase orders and goods received
  • Wage sheets and subcontractor RA bills
  • GST invoices, payables and P&L

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