See budget, committed, and actual separately
Job costing keeps approved purchase commitments apart from posted supplier or labour costs, with source records available for review.
Construction commercial control
Follow project cost records from the BOQ to a fictional claim draft.
ATW Construction connects the commercial records behind a job so project teams can trace approved commitments, recorded costs, variations, and claim figures back to their sources.
For contractors and project teams that need a clearer project cost trail.
Guided demo
Fictional records only
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Plan
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Commit
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Record
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Control
What stays visible
Prepare a fictional claim preview and an internal draft certificate record for review; neither is certification or payment authorization.
Mode Documented local workflow
Records Fictional or synthetic
Scope Only the workflow described here
The operational thread
The documented workflow, step by step.
These steps describe the intended local synthetic sequence; they do not by themselves establish current end-to-end browser readiness.
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Plan
Build and finalize the bill of quantities as the commercial baseline.
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Commit
Create purchase orders and follow approved commitments by cost code.
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Record
Add supplier bills and labour records against the project.
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Control
Review job costing, source drill-downs, and approved variations.
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Claim
Prepare a fictional claim preview and an internal draft certificate record for review; neither is certification or payment authorization.
What the documented workflow is intended to show
Specific operating mechanics, bounded to fictional or synthetic records.
Keep commercial changes traceable
Variations and claim previews follow recorded project controls instead of becoming disconnected spreadsheet totals.
Capture lightweight project records
The demonstrated scope includes RFIs and a text-only site diary so project context can sit beside the commercial trail.
Current boundary
What this walkthrough does—and does not—authorize.
This page describes a local, synthetic, read-only workflow. File uploads and the Project Assistant remain disabled; no real-project, production-use, certification, payment, or end-to-end browser-readiness claim is made.
- Fictional BOQ, supplier, labour, variation, claim, RFI, and diary records
- Text-only site diary; file and photo uploads remain disabled
- Claim and certificate records are internal demo drafts, not independent certification or payment authority
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Request a walkthrough of the documented workflow with fictional records.
A demo is for product discovery. It does not create an account, connect real data, or promise production availability.