Construction ERP
Keep every site cost connected.
Construction ERP software for teams in Kenya managing project budgets, materials and supplier spending. Give site teams and finance one clear route from the request to the cost report.
Project budgets
Compare the project budget with purchasing commitments and recorded costs.
Site requisitions
Give each material request a site, quantity, destination and responsible approver.
Material receipts
Record deliveries against the order and keep quantity differences visible.
Supplier payments
Connect supplier and subcontractor payment records to the relevant project.
Equipment costs
Bring fixed-asset and vehicle expenses into the project cost discussion.
Project reports
Review budget differences with the source transactions behind each amount.
Project cost control for construction teams in Kenya
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Part of VisionONE ERP
From site to finance
One material request. A clear cost trail.
Follow an illustrative site purchase across the people requesting materials, approving the commitment, recording delivery and reviewing project costs.
Workflow example
Choose a stage to see the handover.
- 01Request at siteDefine the material need.
- 02ApproveReview the commitment.
- 03Order & receiveRecord what arrives.
- 04Review costsTrace the project spend.
Stage 01 / 04 Request at site
Give the request its site context.
Record the material, quantity and delivery destination against the right project. Give the request an owner before it reaches the approver.
Next handoverSite teamApprover
Before it moves on
- Project and site reference
- Material and quantity
- Required delivery destination
Stage 02 / 04 Approve
Check the cost before committing.
Review the request against the project budget and the right approval limits. Keep an authorised exception attached to the decision.
Next handoverApproverBuyer
Before it moves on
- Available project budget
- Purchasing authority
- Approval or exception record
Stage 03 / 04 Order & receive
Keep the order and delivery together.
Confirm the supplier and approved purchase order, then record the quantities delivered to the site. Give short or damaged deliveries a clear resolution owner.
Next handoverBuyer & storesFinance
Before it moves on
- Approved purchase order
- Actual delivered quantities
- Delivery differences to resolve
Stage 04 / 04 Review costs
Turn site activity into a cost view.
Review the supplier invoice and relevant equipment expenses against the project allocation. Compare commitments and recorded costs with the budget, then trace any difference.
Next handoverFinanceProject lead
Before it moves on
- Invoice and receipt evidence
- Project cost allocation
- Budget difference and follow-up
The modules behind the job
Bring the site and office together.
Project costs draw on more than one record. Connect the purchasing decision to budgets, finance and the equipment used on the job.
- Budget & cost control
Review project commitments before approving the purchase.
- Procurement & supply chain
Follow the site request through approval, order and receipt.
- Finance & accounting
Keep payment evidence and project allocations connected.
- Fixed asset management
Connect equipment records to location, custody and cost context.
- Fleet management
Review vehicle, fuel and maintenance costs behind site activity.
Practical project controls
See the detail behind the site cost.
Keep project references consistent, make approvals traceable and follow the source records behind each cost difference.
Project and site cost visibility
Keep the same project and site references across purchasing and finance. Compare the budget, committed spending and actual costs, then trace a difference to the records behind it. Agree the cost structure your team needs before the rollout.
Material requisitions and purchasing
A material request should tell the buyer what is needed, how much and where it must arrive. Carry that site reference through the purchase order and delivery receipt. Keep shortages and incorrect allocations visible until the responsible team resolves them.
Budgets and commitment controls
Review the available project budget before approving a commitment. Set purchasing authority around the people and limits in your process, and retain the decision. An exception should have an authorised owner and a record your finance team can follow.
Subcontractor and supplier payments
Keep invoices, project references and supporting documents together for review. Give the supplier or subcontractor payment a clear approval route. Bring your contract and payment records to the demo so the required scope can be agreed against your process.
Equipment and fleet costs
Use fixed-asset and fleet records to understand the equipment and vehicle expenses behind site activity. Agree how relevant costs are allocated to each project, and compare the report with source records such as fuel purchases, servicing and asset expenses.
Reports, rollout and support
Start with one site transaction and the report your project lead needs. Involve site, buying, stores and finance users in the review. Agree data owners, cost codes, opening records and acceptance checks before extending the rollout. Record who owns support issues and how to escalate them after go-live.
Questions, answered
Plan around your project needs.
Bring a site request, its approval route and the cost report you need. Use the demo to work through the details that matter to your team.
Can purchasing be allocated to a site?
Yes. Site requisitions and project budgets are part of the construction workflow. Use your demo to follow the site reference from the material request through approval, purchase order, receipt and the finance record.
Can budgets be checked before approval?
Yes. Budget and procurement controls review the commitment before approval. Demonstrate your project limits, the usual approval route and an exception that needs additional authority.
Which subcontractor records are supported?
Review supplier and subcontractor payment records using your invoices, project references and approval steps. Agree any retention, contract certification or other specialist requirement separately against the current product scope.
Is scheduling or BIM included or handled separately?
This page covers ERP budgets, purchasing, materials and project costs. BIM and construction scheduling need a separately confirmed product or integration scope. Include them in your requirements discussion if your team relies on them.
See it with your project
Bring one site. Follow every cost.
Bring a material request, a supplier invoice and your project budget. Follow the handovers and reporting your construction team needs in a focused VisionONE demo.