🏗️ Construction ERP · BOQ and estimation
Take off quantities, build each rate from materials, labour and plant, add overheads and profit, and price your tender with confidence. When you win, the same BOQ becomes the budget that purchases, subcontracts and bills are tracked against.
Every step lives in one system, so nothing is retyped between estimating, tendering and site. Hover a step.
Change resource prices and margins to see the unit rate rebuild, then set the quantity to price the BOQ item. Example consumption per m³; prices in INR are examples.
Consumption per m³ used here: 8 bags cement, 0.45 m³ sand, 0.9 m³ aggregate (nominal mix, example only).
Load my rate libraryOpen a trade to see its items. Example split for a mid-rise RCC building.
Shares are illustrative and vary by project type and spec.
The planned cost curve comes straight from the estimate. Actual cost from purchases, labour and bills is plotted against it every month. Example project.
Clients change scope, and rates move. Switch between revisions to see which items changed. Example figures.
Nine capabilities, each linked to the related module or service.
Send us one of your BOQs in Excel and we'll load it with rate analysis in a live demo.
Load my BOQSee the Construction ERPSix steps for every tender.
Hover a card.
Price a BOQ in days, not weeks.
Every rate built from real resource costs.
Every version saved and compared.
Budget tracked against the estimate from day one.
From small contractors to large developers.
One integrated system.
Industries and services that use BOQ and estimation.
Answers for estimators, project managers and owners.
A bill of quantities (BOQ) lists every item of work in a project with its description, unit and quantity, such as cubic metres of RCC or square metres of plaster. Contractors price it to make their bid, and it later becomes the basis for budgets and running bills.
Rate analysis works out the cost of one unit of an item, for example 1 m³ of M25 concrete, by adding up materials, labour and plant, then wastage, overheads and profit. It's how you arrive at a defensible rate for each BOQ item.
Yes. You can load CPWD DSR, state SOR or your own rate library, and update rates every year or for each tender.
Yes. Measurement sheets capture length, breadth, height and numbers by floor and zone, and roll up into BOQ quantities. Quantities can also be imported from Excel or BIM tools.
Each estimate is versioned. You can compare revisions line by line and see exactly which quantities and rates changed and by how much.
Yes. Once a tender is won, the BOQ becomes the project budget. Purchases, subcontracts, plant costs and progress bills are all tracked against it.
Yes. Quotes are entered against BOQ items and compared side by side with your own rate analysis.
Usually 6 to 10 weeks, including rate library setup and templates. This is an estimate.
Yes. Existing BOQs and rate sheets can be imported from Excel, so you don't start from scratch.
Tell us the type of projects you estimate and how you build BOQs today. We reply within 4 business hours and can demo with your own data.