Project Execution ERP for Construction Teams

Everyone has a cortex.
Your projects deserve SiteCortex.

The operational control layer between the site and the commercial result — connecting field tasks, procurement, warehouse, assets and subcontractor payments in one auditable workflow. It runs alongside the systems you already use.

SiteCortex live cost dashboard — ledger, materials and expenditure at a glance
Tasks + CPMSite task assignment
AI importsQuotes · invoices · contracts
Sinan + MizanOur own on-prem AI
Works withP6 · Aconex · accounting

What is SiteCortex

SiteCortex is a project execution ERP — the operational control layer connecting cost planning, procurement, warehouse/assets, field task execution, subcontractor payment, and AI-assisted decision support around one auditable project data model.

It does not ask you to rip out Primavera P6, Aconex or your accounting package. It closes the operational chain those systems leave fragmented — between field reality and commercial outcome.

Why It Pays

SiteCortex is not a cost — it's a profit-protection system.

By reducing project-management vulnerabilities, SiteCortex turns your project from a risk into a controlled operation. At every stage, it protects you from loss and gives you the control to finish in the black.

It wraps around your project from day one — connecting field data, baselines, procurement and subcontractors into a single live control layer that tells you where you stand, what's drifting, and what needs a decision. Before the damage is done.

The Problem

Construction data breaks at every handover

The work gets done. But the chain from a site request to the commercial result runs across Excel, email, accounting exports and site conversations — and snaps at each link.

1 ↛ 2
Request ↛ Order
Site requests materials in one place; procurement compares and orders in another. No link between them.
2 ↛ 3
Receipt ↛ Asset
Warehouse receives and issues with weak traceability; assets get assigned without acknowledgement.
3 ↛ 4
Progress ↛ Cost
Subcontractor progress and payment are calculated off-system; cost planning receives late, partial actuals.

Managers see it after the commercial result is already damaged. The problem isn't the people — it's the broken chain.

The Solution

One auditable chain — from a field request to the commercial result

SiteCortex closes the operational chain those other systems leave fragmented. Every step links to the next, with a who / when / why trail the whole way.

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1 · Request & approve
Material/purchase requests, org-driven approvals and field tasks — desktop & mobile, offline-first.
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2 · Source & order
Supplier quotations, comparison (QEF), purchase order and 3-way match — every decision traceable.
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3 · Receive & deploy
Warehouse receipt, asset assignment with acknowledgement, subcontractor IPC and payment certificates.
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4 · See & decide
Live cost, dashboards and AI audit — with EVM (SPI / CPI / EAC) as the advanced output when you want it.
Keep your schedule, accounting and document systems. SiteCortex connects what they leave apart.

Why Teams Pick Us

What the tools you're comparing don't have

Buyers line SiteCortex up against Primavera, Aconex, InEight and accounting tools. Those are strong — but on the operational edge below, SiteCortex is built differently.

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Site task assignment + CPM

Schedulers plan and document tools store — almost none assign and track the actual field work. SiteCortex turns approvals and asset hand-overs into org-driven tasks, sequenced by critical path, with a live Görev Planı per person.

✓ Work gets owned, not chased
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AI-assisted imports

Quotes, invoices and contracts auto-parsed from PDF / Excel / email. The tools you're comparing make your team key it in — here, days of data entry collapse to minutes.

↓ Days → minutes
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Our own AI — Sinan + Mizan

Two ~60-billion-parameter construction models we built and fine-tuned, running on-prem, no cloud. Not a generic chatbot bolted on: Sinan builds the plan, Mizan calibrates durations and quantities — every figure source-traceable.

✓ On-prem · evidence-traceable
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One auditable chain

Request → quotation → PO → warehouse → asset → subcontractor IPC → cost: one database, one who / when / why trail. No reconciling departmental Excel.

↓ Zero spreadsheet drift
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Mobile field backbone

Field isn't a separate app — it's the mobile front door of the same ERP: tasks, approvals, asset acceptance, material requests, photos, offline sync.

✓ Adoption on site
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Numbers you can defend

Audit-first: every figure carries who / when / why — decisive for owner billing, claims and disputes, and for the EVM you can switch on when you need it.

↑ Defensible in every audit

Works With Your Stack

Integration-first — keep what you already run

SiteCortex doesn't ask you to rip out Primavera, Aconex or your accounting system. It starts beside them as the execution layer, then integrates where it helps. The "unknown database" objection becomes a selling point.

SchedulingPrimavera P6 · MS Project
Document control / CDEAconex · Autodesk Construction Cloud
AccountingXero · MYOB · SAP · Charisma
ReportingPower BI · OData
ModelBIM viewer · quantity import

SiteCortex keeps the operational records those systems usually don't hold together: purchase requests, supplier quotations, PO decisions, warehouse movements, asset assignments, subcontractor payment certificates, task approvals and field evidence.

Where you have Primavera P6SiteCortex consumes, mirrors or exports the schedule while managing the day-to-day tasks, procurement and commercial evidence around the plan.
Where you have AconexKeep it as the contractual CDE. SiteCortex links operational records to documents, drawings and approvals instead of replacing the register.
Where you have InEightSiteCortex starts as the operational execution layer or a data source — not a head-on replacement of an enterprise controls suite.
Where you have Procore / ACCStrong collaboration tools. SiteCortex's edge is the deeper commercial chain: purchasing, warehouse, assets, subcontractor IPC and cost in one workflow.

See It Real

Working software, not slideware

Every screen below is the live product. This is what your teams use on day one.

New · Task Inbox + CPM

Organization-wide task tracking, sequenced by critical path

Manager instructions, software-generated asset hand-overs, and purchasing approvals all land in one inbox. A CPM dependency layer computes the critical path, float, and what's ready to start — and the Görev Planı time-distance plan shows every person's workload against a real 08:00–17:00 working calendar.

My / My Team's / History Zimmet acceptance → task Purchasing approval → task Critical path in red Dependency & float
SiteCortex Tasks — My Team's Tasks grid beside the CPM Görev Planı time-distance plan
Scheduling · CPM + Linear

Live schedule with baseline vs actual

Import Primavera / MS Project, compute the critical path, and watch slippage against the baseline as it happens — Gantt and Time-Distance in one view.

Scheduling Gantt timeline
Time-Distance · Line of Balance

Built for linear projects

Highways, railways, tunnels, pipelines — chainage on one axis, time on the other. See where crews collide on the same kilometre before they do.

Time-Distance diagram
Analysis Creator · AI-assisted

Tunnel geometry to BOQ in minutes

A guided wizard turns a cross-section and NATM class distribution into a run-traceable bill of quantities — with a P10 / P50 / P90 uncertainty band, not a single guess.

Analysis Creator tunnel geometry
Three-warehouse fixed-asset module

Three-warehouse assets

IT, Office and Site warehouses with software-generated hand-overs — each acceptance becomes a task.

Multi-stage purchasing approval workflow

Multi-stage approval gates

Department → Finance → PM → readiness, each step a tracked approval. No order ships before it's ready.

Workspace organization chart

Organization-driven workflow

A live org chart of departments and chiefs drives who owns, approves, and is assigned each task.

Composite cost analysis tree

Cost analysis engine

Every BOQ item broken down to labour, machinery, and material — recursively, to the rate.

How It Fits Together

One spine — operational data in, decisions out

Field entries, baselines and AI-assisted imports flow into one engine — producing live dashboards and early-warning alerts, with full Earned Value (SPI / CPI / EAC) as the advanced output when you want it. Advanced capability, not the price of entry.

📲 FIELD · 2 min/day
Timesheets
Work Allocation
Deliveries & Transport
🤖 AI IMPORTS
quotes · invoices · contracts
PDF / Excel / email
↳ feeds the baselines
📐 BASELINES
Schedule · CPM / Linear
Cost · BOQ + Analysis
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EVM ENGINE
PV · EV · AC
SPI · CPI · EAC
📊 Live dashboards
🔔 Early-warning alerts
✅ Defensible audit trail

Procedure Packages

Start with one package — add the rest as you grow

Each module is a documented, working digital procedure that feeds one organization-wide task inbox with CPM tracking. Start with Execution Control (procurement → warehouse → assets → approvals) or Field; expand into subcontractor IPC and EVM later. No need to buy it all at once.

Proof

Tested on site. Proven on site.

Battle-tested on complex infrastructure workflows across multiple countries — proof of reliability, not a minimum project size. Start small; the platform scales when you do.

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Kazakhstan
$2 Billion+
16 projects · transit-corridor highways
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Romania
$2.5 Billion
NATM tunnel highway · full integration
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Uganda
243-bed
ISHU Specialized Hospital, Kampala · 65,247 m² · JCI-accredited
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Oman
$200 Million
Mountain road & fishing harbours
Confirmed portfolio: ~$4.7 Billion USD · 20+ projects · 4 countries · 3 continents  ·  2,700+ materials · 813 quotes · 89 suppliers · 195+ activities · 9 departments under live task CPM
🚄 In discussions: Uganda Standard Gauge Railway — $3.5 Billion

Pilot it on one workflow — no rip-and-replace

Run a 4-week execution-control pilot on one live chain: request → quotation → PO → warehouse → subcontractor payment → dashboard. Your Primavera, Aconex and accounting stay exactly where they are — SiteCortex proves value on the operational workflow first.