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The product

One ERP. Every module your projects touch.

A single, deep platform spanning preconstruction to handover - built on one engine so every voucher, measurement and punch lands in the same place, multi-currency and multi-company.

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Preconstruction & CRM

Prospect → enquiry pipeline with four quoting methods, tenders & prequalification, BOQ estimation, rate schedules, contracts and bank guarantees.

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Projects & Operations

Jobs, BOQ and WBS - Package → Group → Scope - from a template library, with estimates across Labour, Material, Machine, Subcontractor and Overhead.

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Procurement / SCM

Dual track - Material (MR→RFQ→PO→MRN) and Service (WR→RFP→WO→measurement). Vendor directory, L1/L2 comparatives, rate contracts, multi-currency.

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Logistics / Stores

Lot-based stock and traceability with nine issue types, transfers, adjustments and cash purchase - every movement tied to a job.

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HR & Workforce

Staff directory, recruitment, allocation, the Punch Manager (attendance → payroll), leave, timesheets, statutory payroll, training, camp and separation.

Punch → payrollMulti-site
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Finance & Accounting

Double-entry GL with Party, Ledger and Job dimensions; AP/AR, vouchers, cash & bank, GST/TDS/VAT, depreciation, cost allocation and Tally integration.

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Equipment & Plant

Three-level machine master, capital procurement, capitalisation, %-based allocation, movements, expenses, depreciation, disposal, fleet and production.

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Customer Billing

Six billing methods - running account (RA), one-time, supply-BOQ, stage-wise, monthly and combined - each posting straight to the ledger.

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Subcontractor

Work items and budgets, the WR → RFP → WO → measurement → bill cycle, and material reconciliation against issued stock.

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Trading

Independent material sales - sales orders, catalogues, fulfilment and returns - for contractors running a trading arm alongside projects.

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Analytics

200+ pre-built reports & dashboards across every module, plus role-tailored executive dashboards - filterable and exportable.

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Employee Self Service

A self-service portal where staff view payslips, apply for leave, submit timesheets, claim expenses and update their own records - reducing HR back-and-forth.

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AskJobNext AI

Ask your ERP anything in plain English, and build AI / no-code dashboards over your own data - read-only, tenant-scoped, role-gated and audited.

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Why it leads

Top 5 ERP Tools for Contractors

When contractors compare ERP platforms, five capabilities decide the shortlist - and ProjectsNext delivers all five on one engine, making it a leading ERP solution for construction and trades.

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Preconstruction & estimating

A full CRM-to-tender pipeline with BOQ/WBS estimating and four quoting methods so bids start accurate.

02

Procurement & subcontractors

Dual material and service tracks, vendor comparatives and the full WO cycle, multi-currency.

03

Workforce & payroll

Punch Manager links attendance to statutory payroll across multiple sites and companies.

04

Finance & billing

Double-entry GL with job dimensions, six billing methods, GST/TDS/VAT and Tally integration.

05

Analytics & AI

200+ reports plus AskJobNext AI to query your ERP in plain English - real-time cost vs budget.

The connective story

Everything ties to the Job.

Two high-volume hubs - Finance (vouchers → GL) and HR (attendance → payroll) - keep one integrated source of truth, multi-company and multi-currency.

PLAN

BOQ → WBS → estimate

Price the scope, set the budget and the target margin before a spade hits the ground.

EXECUTE

Procure · build · staff · bill

Every PO, issue, punch and invoice posts against the job it belongs to.

MONITOR

Cost vs budget, live

Profitability by job, customer and region - real-time, across currencies and companies.

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Frequently asked questions

What modules does ProjectsNext include?
ProjectsNext covers preconstruction and CRM, projects and operations, procurement, logistics and stores, HR and workforce, finance and accounting, equipment and plant, customer billing, subcontractor, trading, analytics, employee self service and the AskJobNext AI layer. All of them run on one engine, so vouchers, measurements and attendance punches land in the same place.
How does ProjectsNext handle procurement and subcontractors?
Procurement runs on two tracks. The material track goes from material request to RFQ, PO and goods receipt. The service track goes from work requisition to RFP, work order, measurement and bill. Both sit with a vendor directory, L1 and L2 comparatives, rate contracts and multi-currency support.
What billing methods does ProjectsNext support?
It supports six customer billing methods: running account (RA), one-time, supply-BOQ, stage-wise, monthly and combined. Each posts straight to the ledger. The finance module is a double-entry general ledger with Party, Ledger and Job dimensions, covering AP and AR, GST, TDS and VAT, depreciation and cost allocation.
How does ProjectsNext connect site attendance to payroll?
Through the Punch Manager in the HR and Workforce module, which carries attendance through to payroll. The module also covers staff directory, recruitment, allocation, leave, timesheets, statutory payroll, training, camp and separation. Employees get a self-service portal for payslips, leave, timesheets and expense claims.
Does ProjectsNext track stores, equipment and plant?
Yes. Logistics and Stores gives lot-based stock traceability with nine issue types, transfers, adjustments and cash purchase, each movement tied to a job. Equipment and Plant uses a three-level machine master and covers capital procurement, allocation, movements, expenses, depreciation, disposal, fleet and production.