Three pain points this sector knows all too well
01 Construction quietly eats into the budget
Between scattered purchases, untracked hours and extras, cost overruns surface only at the end.
HOW ODOO SOLVES IT
Construction managed as a project: purchases, hours and accumulated costs versus budget — warnings during the work, not a postmortem.
02 Subcontracts are loose ends
The metalworker, electrician and plasterer — each has a verbal agreement and progress reported by word of mouth.
HERE'S HOW ODOO SOLVES IT
Every subcontract as a purchase order linked to the project: agreed terms in writing, progress-based receipts and payment against delivered work.
03 Getting paid for progress is another project
The progress estimate, signature and deposit — every payment takes a struggle.
HERE'S HOW ODOO SOLVES IT
Construction milestones trigger invoicing of their amounts upon completion, and contracts are signed online — payments based on a schedule, not on chasing customers.
From signed contract to completed construction
budget, purchases, progress and payments in one record
The apps this industry uses every day
BUDGET
Cost overruns are visible
while there's still time to fix it
Construction costs accumulate live: material purchases, subcontracts, and crew hours against the budget — project margins become a daily dashboard, not a surprise at handover.
Purchases and hours measured against the budget
Visible margins throughout construction
SUBCONTRACTS
The verbal agreement,
became an order
Every subcontractor is handled through a purchase order linked to the construction project: agreed scope, progress received, and payment for completed work — with verification that invoices match what was delivered.
Subcontracts linked to the construction project as orders
Progress updates received at each stage
Pay only for what has been fulfilled
PROGRESS
The slab was finished,
the concrete slab was invoiced
Construction milestones have billable amounts: once completed, they're invoiced — while contracts, progress estimates, and agreements are signed online, no chasing customers with folders.
Milestones that trigger invoicing upon completion
Contracts signed online
Payment on a schedule
WHO IT'S FOR
If you measure your business project by project, this is for you.
Construction companies
Every construction project with its budget, actual costs, and margin.
Installation and specialist contractors
Projects by customer with time and materials.
Developers
Multiple construction projects running at once, each with clear financial figures
Renovations
Budgets, progress, and payments without friction.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What the industry asks us before getting started
01 Can I see the actual cost of each construction project?
02 How do I manage subcontractors?
As purchase orders linked to the project: agreed scope, completed work, and payment based on delivery.
03 Can I invoice based on progress?
04 What about materials at the construction site?
With warehouses by construction site and partial shipments: quantities sent, consumed, and remaining, visible by location.
05 Does this require a huge implementation?