The 28-day notice you missed: how claims are lost before they start
A claim can be lost on the date alone. Why the 28-day notice gets missed on site, what it costs, and how to keep every notice clock in sight.
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Blog: construction project management in practice
How construction companies keep their records, time and money under control, and how Quanto Management helps.
How to start with Quanto Management: live demo, free trial and onboarding
Three ways to start with Quanto Management: open the live demo with sample data, take a 30-day free trial with your own project, and let us set you up.
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Your records, your control: language, security, hosting and ISO-ready records
Who owns the project records, where they are kept, who can see them and how they support ISO 9001 and ISO 45001. Straight answers about data in Quanto.
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From site to office: daily reports, photos, inspections and NCRs
What happens on site should reach the office the same day, with its photos and its link to the work. How Quanto connects site records to the project.
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The programme: planned, earned and actual progress in one view
Import from Primavera P6 or MS Project, keep a baseline and updates, see critical and late activities, and compare planned, earned and actual progress.
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Subcontractors and procurement: approvals, orders and retention under control
Orders backed by quotations, subcontract retention with its release dates, expiring licences and insurance flagged, and subcontractors on the project.
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Cost control you can trust: BOQ, orders, costs and forecast in one line
Budget, committed, actual and forecast for every cost code, linked to the BOQ and the orders. How contractors see overruns while there is time to act.
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Payments: from progress on site to a certified payment
Payment applications built from progress by BOQ line, certified line by line by the Engineer, with retention, advance recovery and owner payments tracked.
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Never miss a deadline: contract clocks under any form of contract
FIDIC, NEC4, JCT and VOB/B all set strict periods for notices, replies and payments. How Quanto counts every period and shows what silence means.
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Working together: owner, consultant, contractor and subcontractors on one platform
How the owner, the consultant, the contractor and subcontractors share one project record, each with their own access, without exposing private data.
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Saving effort: letters, registers and reports that build themselves
Registers, letters, logs and payment papers should come out of the work, not be typed on top of it. How Quanto Management cuts the double handling.
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Missed time bars, unpriced variations, late certificates and forgotten retention: the quiet money leaks on construction projects and how to close them.
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Saving time: from Excel, email and WhatsApp to one place
Where a construction team's week really goes: chasing, re-typing and searching. How one place for registers, letters and approvals gives that time back.
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One project, one record: why construction companies lose information
Construction information leaks through email, WhatsApp, spreadsheets and staff changes. What it costs, and how one shared project record keeps it.
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Why we built Quanto Management
Construction projects rarely fail for lack of effort. They fail when records, deadlines and money are scattered. This is why we built Quanto Management.
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