Bill of Quantities (BOQ)
An itemized contractual document listing detailed project tasks, units, estimated quantities, and unit rates for materials, labor, and plant.
The authoritative civil, contractual, and cost accounting vocabulary for contractors.
Asas construction SaaS uses these institutional standards to bridge site engineering logs with real-time financial cost accounting.
An itemized contractual document listing detailed project tasks, units, estimated quantities, and unit rates for materials, labor, and plant.
A periodic billing claim submitted by the general contractor reflecting cumulative work completed on-site minus contractually specified retentions and advances.
A percentage (typically 5% to 10%) withheld from each progress payment to ensure the contractor remedies defects, released after substantial completion.
A visual cumulative graph plotting planned vs. actual project expenditures and billings over time to forecast working capital and identify liquidity bottlenecks.
A formal contractual amendment authorizing an alteration in scope, design, material, price, or completion timeline.
Asas automates BOQ tracking, retention withholdings, site stock logs, and progress certificates into a single unified cloud workspace.
Unify projects, field teams, finances, and material inventory in one platform designed to boost profitability and guarantee on-time completion.
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