Quantifiable

Post-contract and reporting

The contract phase, on the same numbers

Most estimating tools stop at tender. Quantifiable carries the same provenance discipline through variations, valuations, programme tracking and the final account — where the money is actually decided.

Programme — generated from the estimateCPI 1.04 · SPI 0.98
Groundworks
Substructure
Superstructure
Envelope
Finishes
Critical path, baselines and CPI/SPI/EAC as the job runs · exports to Microsoft Project

JCT and NEC workflows, not generic ones

Variation build-ups

Price JCT variations and NEC compensation events with the same tools as the original estimate. Each variation carries its own build-up, lifecycle state and register entry, and rolls up into the account.

Interim valuations

Periodic valuations with percentage complete by section, materials on site and retention — in the terminology your contract actually uses. Each valuation snapshots its inputs, so a certified figure is reproducible later.

Final account

From contract sum through variations, claims and adjustments to the settled figure — a reconciliation your client's auditors can follow line by line, with the evidence one click behind every number.

Client approvals on the record

Issue documents to a portal carrying your firm's branding. Clients accept, reject with comments or request line changes; the decision trail is immutable and time-stamped.

Programme and earned value

Generate a programme from the estimate, refine it on the Gantt, baseline it, and track CPI, SPI and estimate at completion as the job runs. Critical-path analysis is built in and programmes export to Microsoft Project for contractors who live there.

Twelve reports, one pricing engine

Reports are generated from the same engine that renders the screen, so the PDF you issue always agrees with the numbers you saw. Rendered asynchronously and shared with expiring links — including into the client portal.

  • NRM2 bill of quantities
  • Schedule of works
  • Takeoff audit
  • Rate build-up
  • Cost plan
  • Cost variance
  • Schedule status
  • Earned value
  • Cashflow forecast
  • Tender analysis
  • Final account
  • Project status

Run the whole lifecycle in one place

Start with a drawing, finish with a settled account — and be able to defend every number in between.