Cost & cash · ConstructINS
Commercial Control
The commercial spine — IPA register, certification aging, retention, notice deadlines, EOT, variations, claim packs and the forecast cash gap.
Pages that cover Commercial Control
- Construction cost control software for contractors and developersBudget, committed, actual and forecast per package, with CPI, cost at completion and the margin — beside your ERP.
- Interim payment certificate software: every IPC, tracked to cashEvery IPC prepared, checked and tracked to payment — retention, advance recovery, withholding, VAT, net due, ageing and DSO.
- Variations and claims software: change orders, EOT and notices on timeOne register for variations, claims, EOT and notices; every delay classified under FIDIC 2017 with its notice clocks.
- Construction software in Egypt, built on Egyptian practiceLaw 182 and FIDIC, EGP certificates with VAT and withholding, Egyptian market prices, HBRC codes and the Egyptian calendar.
- Construction software in Saudi Arabia, in Arabic and EnglishArabic and English on FIDIC contracts and P6 schedules, contracts in riyals with 15% VAT, and Saudi codes, Etimad and Hijri dates set up in the pilot.
- Construction software in the UAE that works beside your ERPProject control beside your ERP, in English and Arabic, with dirham pricing, UAE VAT and your ERP connection set up in the pilot.
More in Cost & cash
- Cost & CommercialBudget versus committed versus forecast, variations, certification and the cash actually collected.
- Egypt Cost BaselineMill prices, build cost per m², labor and FX — the market rates every figure here is checked against.
- Forex RatesLive online exchange rates for every currency against the Egyptian pound, with a converter for foreign-currency packages.
- Market & NewsLive construction, building-materials and market news for Egypt, alongside today’s exchange rates — so the team sees what is moving the market.
- Risks & ExposureEvery detected risk and financial anomaly, ranked by exposure, with the reasoning behind each call.

