Material that arrives a day late
An indent sits on someone's phone for three days. The shuttering gang waits, the crane hire keeps running, and the slab cycle slips by a week.
Indents with need-by dates, approval escalation and delivery tracking.
Bgwdhari runs your projects from estimate to final bill, with site diaries, material, labour and subcontractor billing in one place, and AI that warns you about delays before they cost you.
6 tasks, 3 pending indents, 4 gangs, local weather.
A pending indent, a short gang, a bill nobody checked. Each one looks small on its own. Bgwdhari puts them on one record so the project manager sees them while there is still time to act.
An indent sits on someone's phone for three days. The shuttering gang waits, the crane hire keeps running, and the slab cycle slips by a week.
Indents with need-by dates, approval escalation and delivery tracking.
Contractor bills arrive with head counts nobody checked. Overtime is rounded up. Advances are forgotten at payment time.
Gang-wise muster on site, wages and contractor bills checked against it.
Subcontractors claim more area than was plastered. RA bills miss quantities that were built. Both leak margin quietly.
Measurements recorded once, used for both subcontractor and client billing.
Scroll along the project. Each phase shows the screen your team uses at that stage.
Every evening the predictor reads what your sites recorded that day and forecasts the finish of every open task. When a task is heading late, it tells you why, prices the delay and suggests the one action most likely to recover it.
Forecasts are estimates to help planning. Project decisions stay with your team.
How the Delay Predictor worksThe measurement your engineer records for a plastered wall is the same one that checks the subcontractor's bill and goes into the client's RA bill. Nobody types it again.
Start with one project, grow to many. Every plan includes the site app, unlimited photos and exports. Annual billing saves two months.
Yes. Site diary, attendance, indents and measurements are saved on the phone and sync automatically when the network returns. Photos queue up and upload in the background.
Yes. Paste or upload your Excel BOQ with its item numbering, units, quantities and rates. Multi-level items are kept as groups, and the import shows any rows it could not read.
You can give clients a view of milestones, daily progress reports and photos. Costs, rates, subcontractor bills and labour data stay hidden from them.
Yes. GST is applied on RA bills, subcontractor bills and purchase invoices, with TDS on subcontractor payments. Invoice data can be exported for e-invoicing.
Yes. Each project has its own schedule, BOQ, stores and bills, and the portfolio view shows every running project, its forecast finish and its cost at risk on one screen.
Most teams have their first project running in a day: import the BOQ, generate the schedule, add site users and gangs. Larger companies with several sites usually take one to two weeks.
Every bar green. Handed over on the date you promised.