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Project Overview

Project Overview

A complete look at every feature Bestrack offers — organised by the five phases of construction project delivery.

How Bestrack Is Organised

Every construction project moves through a cycle: plan the work, execute on site, manage the finances, gather feedback, and report on progress. Bestrack mirrors that cycle — each phase groups the features you need at that stage.

Click any phase to see the features under it

Plan

Lay the groundwork before a single shovel hits the ground.

  • Estimation — Build bills of quantities, define cost types, and price the project.
  • Proposal — Turn an estimate into a client-ready proposal with terms and conditions.
  • Schedule — Create the programme with Gantt charts, milestones, and dependency tracking.

Work

Day-to-day execution on the ground.

  • Tasks — Kanban board for assigning and tracking work items across the team.
  • Daily Logs — Site diary capturing weather, labour, equipment, and notes every day.
  • Documents — Upload, organise, and version drawings, specs, and project files.
  • Issues — Log defects, risks, and blockers with priority, severity, and resolution tracking.

Finance

Keep every dollar accounted for.

  • Invoices — Raise invoices against the contract and track client payments.
  • Bills — Record supplier and subcontractor invoices against the budget.
  • Budget — Compare planned versus actual cost with real-time variance analysis.
  • Change Orders — Capture scope amendments and their cost and time impact.
  • Procurement — Manage purchase orders and supplier relationships.

Feedback

Close the loop between the field and the office.

  • Submittals — Submit shop drawings and materials for review and approval.
  • RFI — Raise requests for information and track responses.
  • Project Team — Manage roles, contacts, and the team directory.

Report

See the big picture at a glance.

  • Project Dashboard — A live, read-only dashboard that pulls headline numbers from every module.
  • Reports — Physical and financial S-curves, manpower, machinery, and programme variance.