Give every site a plan the whole team follows
A schedule in a separate file goes stale within weeks, and progress lost in a chat group is impossible to reconstruct. BuilderXPro keeps the plan, the progress, and the spend in one place — so slippage shows up on the dashboard while there is still time to recover it, not at handover.
Project managers · planners · site engineers · PMO
20+ capabilities in this module · 4 feature groups · 2 connected modules
Why projects & execution matters more than it looks
The gap between “the plan” and “what actually happened on site” is where most construction schedules quietly fail. A Gantt chart built once in a separate scheduling tool reflects the day it was created, not the day a delayed cement delivery pushed the concrete pour back a week. By the time anyone notices the schedule is wrong, the plan has stopped being useful for anything except arguing about who is behind.
BuilderXPro keeps the schedule, the daily record, and the material consumption in the same system the site actually uses, so the plan can be corrected as reality changes instead of being reconciled against it once a month. A task marked complete in the field updates the same Gantt chart a project manager is looking at in the office. A daily progress report filed with photos becomes part of the permanent project record, not a WhatsApp message that scrolls out of view.
This matters most at handover, when disputes about what was agreed, what was delivered, and when tend to surface. Because scope of work, task history, DPRs, photos, and issue resolution all live against the same project record from day one, reconstructing what happened on a project six months later is a matter of opening it — not reassembling fragments from several people’s phones.
The planning and control gaps on site
The plan lives in one file and the site runs on WhatsApp, so the two drift apart.
Daily updates arrive as photos in a group with no structure — impossible to audit later.
Scope changes and drawing revisions happen informally, with no record of what was approved.
Material consumption and cost against the estimate are invisible until it’s too late.
Everything the projects & execution module does
20+ capabilities across 4 areas — each one shipped, not roadmap.
Scope & scheduling
Define the work once and sequence it properly.
- Scope of Work with sub-scopes & material assignment
- Tasks in List, Kanban, Gantt & Flow views
- Task dependencies & flow diagram
- Milestones & project specifications
- Task templates & bulk import
- Custom fields, work categories & additional works
Daily progress & site records
A structured, auditable record of what happened.
- Daily Progress Reports (DPR) with compliance checks
- 360° project photo feed by date and activity
- Issue tracking with priority & resolution
- Multi-step task approval flows
- Version history & iteration diff
- Real-time collaboration presence
Materials & cost at the project level
See consumption against the plan as it happens.
- Project-level inventory
- Material consumption reports
- Indents raised straight from the project
- Cost-versus-budget visibility as spending records
Oversight
One view across every project.
- Multi-project dashboard & KPIs
- Project member & viewer management
- Role-based access to what each person should see
- Rolls up to the management dashboard
Who uses this, and how
Catching slippage before it compounds
A task on the critical path is running three days late. Because tasks carry dependencies, the delay is visible on the Gantt chart immediately, rather than being discovered when the next trade shows up and can’t start.
Filing a DPR that actually holds up later
At the end of the day, the site engineer files a structured daily progress report with photos from the mobile app. Three months later, when a client asks when a specific milestone was actually reached, the answer is a search, not a guess.
Comparing ten projects on one screen
Instead of asking ten project managers for a status update, operations pulls the multi-project dashboard and sees progress, open issues, and task completion across every site at once.
From start to finish
Define scope
Set up scope of work and sub-scopes, then break them into tasks with owners.
Schedule
Sequence tasks with dependencies on a Gantt timeline and set milestones.
Execute
Teams file DPRs with photos, raise issues, and update progress from site.
Track
Consumption, issues, and cost-vs-budget surface on the dashboard in real time.
Questions about projects & execution
Yes. Tasks can be viewed as a List, Kanban board, Gantt timeline, or dependency Flow diagram, with dependencies, milestones, task templates, and version history — all tied to the same project records the rest of the team works from.
Site teams file structured DPRs from the web or mobile app, attach photos and quantities, and pass compliance checks. Reports are stored per project alongside a 360° photo feed organized by date and activity.
Yes. Materials are tracked at the project level through indents and GRNs, with per-project inventory and consumption reports, so you can compare what was consumed against what was planned.
Yes. Project members and viewers are managed per project, and role-based access with data scopes controls exactly what each person can see and do.
Yes. Task templates let you define a repeatable set of tasks for a project type (say, a residential villa or an interior fit-out) and bulk-import them into a new project, instead of building the task list from scratch every time.
Issues are tracked with a priority level and resolution status, distinct from the task list, so a snag or a defect doesn’t get lost among routine task updates but is still tied to the same project record.
The 360° project photo feed is organized by date and activity and functions as a visual site diary, complementing the structured text-and-quantity record in the DPR.
Coming to projects & execution
In development now — not available yet. Everything else on this page ships today.
Actions driven by project type
Pick a project type — villa, apartment, interior fit-out, infrastructure — and the workflow, approval chain, checklists and document set configure themselves instead of being rebuilt for every project.
Report builder
Build the report you actually need — pick the fields, filters and grouping, schedule it, and have it land as a PDF or spreadsheet — rather than exporting raw data and rebuilding it in Excel each month.
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