Construction ERP modules: CRM, projects, materials & more

You can start with the core modules — projects, procurement, and expenses — and add CRM, HR, or finance as you need them. BuilderX Pro’s plans are module-gated, so capabilities turn on as your plan and needs grow, rather than forcing every team to adopt everything on day one.

They share one database. A lead captured in the CRM, once won, converts into a project record directly. A material request raised as an indent flows through to a purchase order, a GRN, and eventually a vendor ledger entry in finance — the same underlying record moves through the system rather than being re-entered at each stage.

Separate apps mean separate logins, separate data, and someone manually reconciling them — usually by re-typing information from one into another. Because BuilderX Pro’s modules are one platform, a change in one place (a won deal, an approved purchase order, a completed work order) is instantly visible everywhere else that depends on it.

Yes. Nine built-in roles, team-based permissions, and per-user overrides with expiry control exactly which modules and records each person can see and act on — a site engineer doesn’t need visibility into company-wide finance, and a finance controller doesn’t need to edit a Gantt chart.

The iOS and Android app covers the field-facing parts of every module — CRM (leads, deals, quotes, calls), projects (DPR, 360° feed, issues), procurement (indents, GRNs, transfers), expenses (petty cash, payment reports), HR (attendance, leave), and approvals — plus 12 construction calculators built for on-site estimation.

Limits are set by your plan (seats and project counts), not by the modules themselves. See the pricing page for the specific limits on Starter, Professional, and Enterprise plans.