Progress is measured based on actual hours worked and tasks completed on-site, not manual updates or reports.
Work hours are mapped to specific projects, tasks, or cost codes, creating structured progress visibility.
Project progress updates continuously as work is logged and approved.
Actual progress is compared against planned work or expected output as work progresses.
Workers check in and log hours against tasks and projects.
Work completed is mapped to tasks and contributes to project progress.
Project progress reflects actual site activity in real time.
No waiting for reports or updates
Better decision making
Progress visibility
Reduced admin efforts
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How is construction progress tracked?
Progress is calculated based on actual work hours and tasks completed on-site.
Does this require manual reporting?
No, progress is automatically updated from time and activity data.
Can I track progress per project or task?
Yes, progress can be viewed at both project and task levels.
Is progress updated in real time?
Yes, updates happen as work is logged and approved.
Can I compare planned vs actual progress?
Yes, the system highlights differences between planned and actual work.
Can this help identify delays early?
Yes, progress gaps are visible as work progresses.
Does this work across multiple sites?
Yes, all projects can be tracked in one system.
Can subcontractor work be included?
Yes, all labour contributes to progress tracking.
Is this linked to cost tracking?
Yes, progress is connected to labour cost and budget tracking.
Can site managers access progress data easily?
Yes, progress is visible in real time across all projects.
