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A working app for earthmoving and civil contractors

See project progress, plant, costs and site constraints in one control view.

Sample scenario: Ben, the project engineer, is responsible for CV-118. Drainage quantities exceed the approved measure and two variations remain pending. Current claim: $482,300. Payment schedule due 29 July.

Current claim
$482,300
What it replaces
7 working screens, one system
The build
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Project controlsB
Compliance

Claims

Measured work, variations, retention and progress claims. CV-118: Drainage quantities exceed the approved measure and two variations remain pending. Payment schedule due 29 July. Current claim: $482,300.

Export report
Ben
Project engineer
Live pressure

Drainage quantities exceed the approved measure and two variations remain pending.

Current claim
$482,300
Deadline
Payment schedule due 29 July
Drainage beddingProgress evidence
Measured quantityClaim record
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Civil progress claim CV-118

CV-118 | Payment schedule due 29 July

Claim schedulePaidRetentionCertifiedAssessedClaimed
ClaimClaimedAssessedCertifiedRetentionPaidProgressionStatus
Current assessment | CV-118Drainage quantities exceed the approved measure and two variations remain pending.0/6 lines certified
Line itemClaimedRecommendedVariance
Bulk cut to fillRecommended in full$80,383.00$80,383.00$0.00
Stormwater trenchRecommended in full$80,383.00$80,383.00$0.00
Subgrade preparationMeasured short$80,383.00$62,699.00-$17,684.00
Imported limestoneMeasured short$80,383.00$65,110.00-$15,273.00
Kerb preparationMeasured short$80,383.00$67,522.00-$12,861.00
Plant mobilisationMeasured short$80,383.00$69,933.00-$10,450.00
Certified this claim$0.00 / $482,298.00 claimed
Assessor recommendation: $426,030.00
Every action is recordedLast updated today, 7:17 AM · Sample data · Groundmark Civil

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What this working example shows

Claims

Measured work, variations, retention and progress claims.

Projects

Sites, quantities, crews, plant, constraints and forecast completion.

Cost control

Labour, plant, subcontract, material and forecast by cost code.

Programme

Earthworks, drainage, services and pavement dependencies.

Plant

Machines, allocation, utilisation, service hours and downtime.

Safety

Pre-starts, permits, incidents and corrective actions.

Variations

Scope changes, evidence, approval state and value.

Questions this app can answer

Decisions grounded in the same operating record

What is holding CV-118, and who owns the next action?

What in projects needs attention next for CV-118?

How does cost control affect current claim?

What changed across programme since the last review?

The assistant reads the same fictional records visible in the app, so an answer can lead directly to its screen, owner and next action.

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Questions about software for earthmoving and civil contractors

What does software for earthmoving and civil contractors cover?

See project progress, plant, costs and site constraints in one control view. This working example connects claims, projects, cost control, programme and plant.

How does the claims screen work?

Measured work, variations, retention and progress claims. The sample follows CV-118, owned by Ben, the project engineer. Drainage quantities exceed the approved measure and two variations remain pending.

What can the built-in AI assistant do?

It works from the same fictional records shown in the app. Try "Open a record in Projects" or ask it to certify measured work.

Can ALEA adapt this example to our business?

Yes. Enter your website and optional notes. The Studio starts from the example's claims, projects and cost control structure, then applies your business name, services, language and brand. Work starts only after you submit the form.