Rektrs Civil contractors Management System

Management software for civil contractors workflows, records and reporting.

Visual overview of Sector systems: Contracting & site services

Product operating scope

Connect the records.
Support the people.

Civil works require controlled material, inspection and progress records from survey to handover. The implementation connects the named sector modules with controlled permissions, integrations and a maintainable handover.

Implementation priorities
  • Role-based workspaces and owned records
  • Integrations and reporting defined for your organization
  • Configuration, migration, training and support planning

Site quantities and progress reports

Agree owners, source records, approval points and exception handling for site quantities and progress reports. Validate the end-to-end workflow with the people responsible before rollout.

Material approvals and inspection requests

Agree owners, source records, approval points and exception handling for material approvals and inspection requests. Validate the end-to-end workflow with the people responsible before rollout.

Subcontractor valuations and variations

Agree owners, source records, approval points and exception handling for subcontractor valuations and variations. Validate the end-to-end workflow with the people responsible before rollout.

Management dashboards & permissions

Provide role-based operating views, reporting definitions and reviewable changes.

Implementation & handover

A clear path into operation.

Agree the organization, branches, users and records in scope. We review deployment readiness, required modules and connections to your retained systems, then define configuration, migration, validation and training milestones.

Cloud, hybrid or on-premise options are assessed against the selected product and operating requirements. The proposal sets data ownership, access, backup, maintenance and support responsibilities.

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