Site Execution Against the Drawing
Snag lists and checklists tracked against each project, not a notebook.
- Snags tracked with status, not left in a notebook.
- Checklist items tied to the drawing they check against.
Construction and real estate
An interior fit-out project succeeds or fails on site, against design drawings that keep changing and a snag list that needs closing before handover.
Why It Matters
Snag lists and checklists tracked against each project, not a notebook.
Material, vendor billing and site status connected to your ERP.
What It Covers
Every snag logged with a status, tied to a project and drawing. Snags raised on a site walk are logged with a status of open, in progress or closed, tied to the drawing and location they relate to, so a handover walkthrough is a confirmation, not a discovery process.
Material and finish choices logged against the approved drawing. Every material and finish selection is logged against the drawing and project stage it was approved for, so a site team installs against the version the client actually signed off on, not an earlier draft.
Vendor bills and handover documentation tied to the same project.
What's Included
Vendor bills checked against materials actually approved and installed, not reconciled after the fact.
Client milestones and billing tied to verified stage completion across every active project.
Site visit photos logged against the project and snag they document, kept for reference.
Handover checklists and warranty records kept against the project, ready to hand to the client.
How It Works
Step 1
We review how snags, materials and billing move through your current projects.
Step 2
We agree the ERP, software and AI pieces needed for your site and vendor workflow.
Step 3
Snag tracking, material logs and vendor billing links are built and tested against your data.
Step 4
The system goes live on an active project and is watched closely through the first handover.
Step 5
The same team stays available for support as new projects, vendors or checklists come on.
A building contractor ran each site on its own spreadsheet, so overruns showed up at handover and billing was a monthly scramble. ERPNext put BOQ, procurement, billing and cost on one system.
Read the case study (Building Contractor)FAQ
We build ERP integration, custom software and AI automation for interior design and fit-out companies, so snag lists, site checklists and vendor billing are tracked against every project instead of scattered across site notebooks and spreadsheets.
No. The system connects to your existing ERP or project system rather than replacing it. We add the snag list, site checklist and material tracking your current setup does not cover, and feed that data back into it.
Material choices and vendor orders are logged against the project and stage they belong to, so a vendor bill can be checked against what was actually approved and installed, rather than reconciled after the fact.
Most engagements move from mapping your current site and billing workflow to a working pilot within a few months. Exact timeline and scope are confirmed after reviewing your current project and vendor data.
The same team that builds the system stays available for support, fixes and changes as your project count, vendor list or checklist needs grow.
Yes. Most interior company engagements combine ERP integration for billing and finance, custom software for snag list and checklist tracking a generic module does not cover, and AI for flagging open items before handover, scoped as one project.
Free consultation. Tell us how you work today and we scope the ERP, software or AI that fits.