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SlashWorks · for contractors and marine works

Contract works end to end: bill of quantities, plant, diary, certification, invoice, payment.

Marine and civil works contracts from tender to final payment: the bill of quantities, the plant and people on site, the daily diary, certification and invoicing, the tenders desk, task groups and the procurement behind each job.

QUAY EXTENSION · TENDER WONPIER DECK · 62% CERTIFIEDSITE DIARY 07:15
One record from the tender to the last payment.
SlashWorks — Contract works end to end: bill of quantities, plant, diary, certification, invoice, payment.
SlashWorks — Contract works end to end: bill of quantities, plant, diary, certification, invoice, payment.
What is inside

A contract, from tender to final payment

Tenders

The bid desk from invitation to award: deadlines, documents, the analysis of what was won and lost.

Contract works

Each job with its client, location, dates, value and status — planning, in progress, on hold, completed — with insight and compliance views.

Bill of quantities and certification

The BoQ priced, the work certified against it, the invoice raised from the certificate, the payment followed.

Plant, people and the diary

The plant and the people on site, the daily diary, and the labour and plant cost on the job.

Task groups and projects

The work under each contract as tasks with owners and dates, rolled up into progress.

Procurement

Requisitions, enquiries and purchase orders raised against the job, approved by rule, delivered and matched to the invoice.

Marine & Civil Works — the contracts register: client, location, dates, value and status, with insight and compliance behind the buttons.
Marine & Civil Works — the contracts register: client, location, dates, value and status, with insight and compliance behind the buttons.
Task groups — the work under a contract with its team, dates and rolled-up progress.
Task groups — the work under a contract with its team, dates and rolled-up progress.
One record from the tender to the last payment. The BoQ line that was priced is the line that is certified and the line that is invoiced.
One day

One day, as the record keeps it

A contractor's day on a marine works job — the diary, the BoQ, the certificate and the money, one record from tender to final payment.

07:15SiteThe site engineer's diary from his phone: eighteen people, the excavator and the crane on site, the weather, the day's front. Labour and plant cost land on the job.
08:40TendersA tender for a quay extension closes on 25/09. The bid desk shows the documents still missing and who owes them.
10:30ProcurementA requisition for 60 t of rebar raised against the job, routed by rule to the project manager and approved from a phone.
12:00Bill of quantitiesItem 4.2, concrete C30/37: 380 m³ certified this month of 1.200 m³, against the priced line, not a new spreadsheet.
14:20ClientThe client's engineer signs the interim certificate. The invoice is raised from it — the same lines, the same quantities.
16:10Task groupsThe pier deck's tasks roll up: 62% complete, two tasks late, owners named.
17:40OfficeThe contract's money page — certified 1.420.000 €, invoiced 1.380.000 €, paid 1.150.000 € — from the certificates, not a reconciliation.
Next step

See SlashWorks on your own data.

Forty-five minutes, online or at your office, with your own records loaded — then a pilot on one desk with a fixed-scope onboarding and a thirty-day decision.

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