Sites and stages
Every site has a client, an address, dates, a status and a declared budget, and is split into stages whose progress you update yourself. Archiving a site keeps its history and blocks new entries.
Run each building site from one record: stages with progress, subcontractors and their assignments, budget lines and recorded costs, and a daily site journal. The site manager and the office read the same site instead of chasing updates by phone.
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Plans are priced in euro and shown on this page. Every plan starts with 6 months free, no card, no yearly commitment.
Made for building firms
Many contractors keep the stage plan in one spreadsheet, costs in another and the daily notes in a messaging group. 4construct keeps each site in one place, so the site manager, the director and the office read the same stages, assignments and numbers.
Every site has a client, an address, dates, a status and a declared budget, and is split into stages whose progress you update yourself. Archiving a site keeps its history and blocks new entries.
Keep a register of subcontractors and assign them to a whole site or to a specific stage, so it is clear who is meant to be doing what and where.
Set budget lines by category and enter costs as they occur. A confirmed cost cannot be edited; cancelling one needs a reason and the history stays. Totals are kept per currency, with no automatic conversion.
Write the day up per site or stage: work done, crew, quantity and unit, weather and blockers. What the journal observes does not silently overwrite the stage progress.
Register a document with its title, type, an HTTPS link and notes. Files are not uploaded to 4construct: the reference points to where you already keep them.
See an overview and reports by site and by budget category for a chosen period. Roles decide who can view, create, edit or delete in each section.
Create the site with its client, address, dates, status and declared budget.
Break the work into stages and assign subcontractors to the site or to a stage.
Enter budget lines and costs, and write the daily journal as the work goes on.
Check the overview and the reports by site and category for the period, then adjust.
See every running site, its stages and its status in one list instead of waiting for the weekly meeting.
Keep each client's site in order: the stages you carry out, your assignments and the daily journal.
Follow a build through its stages and compare the declared budget with the costs recorded.
Handle many small jobs as separate sites, each with its own stages, journal and budget.
The prices below come straight from the live plan catalogue. Each plan sets its own limits and the modules it includes, and every plan starts with 6 months free, no card, no yearly commitment.