Catch a project’s overrun while it can still be fixed, get every progress certificate invoiced and collected on time, and stop tracking each project’s cash in a separate spreadsheet.
Expected results based on how each module is used — not a guarantee. Request a demo with your real case.
You don’t need to migrate everything on day one. This is how most companies in the industry move forward once they start with BOS.
Every project with its budget loaded, costs charged where they belong and the overrun visible as the work progresses.
Certificates that turn into invoices with withholdings and retainage, purchase orders by trade, what the client owes you and what you owe each supplier or subcontractor, with due dates.
Aurora warns you when a project goes off budget, follows up on unpaid certificates and flags supplier and subcontractor due dates against projected cash.
Whether you’re a builder, contractor, subcontractor or developer: budget vs. actual, certificates, purchasing per project and billing the client, all in the same system. And if you sell units, also inquiries, reservations, installment and foreign-currency payment plans, and the status of every sales contract.
Every project with its budget, its costs logged and the overrun visible as the work moves forward — not six months later.
Progress certificates that turn into invoices, with withholdings and retainage accounted for, and what each client owes you in view.
Purchase orders by trade with comparable supplier quotes, and what’s owed to each contractor and supplier, with due dates.
Inquiries and reservations by development and unit, with an owner and an age: the one stalled for days stands out on its own.
Sales contracts in pesos or dollars; installments build the month-by-month collection calendar and feed the cash projection.
The 13-week curve splits out each project: what comes in from certificates and installments, what goes out to contractors and materials.
Materials stock at current cost; update a price and new quotes use it right away.
Warranty claims by project or delivered unit, with history and an owner — after-sales stops being a lost email.
“How much have we certified on North Tower and how much is left to collect?”, “how much do we owe the concrete supplier and when is it due?” — instant answers and actions.
A satisfied client calls you again for the next project; a happy buyer comes back for the next development or recommends you. That comes from organized after-sales, not luck.
Warranty claims by project or delivered unit, with history, owner and deadline — no longer a lost email.
History by client, buyer and project: who comes back and who referred whom.
Post-handover messages and surveys from Conversa, with the reply saved on the client record.
Each company’s data is kept separate from every other account in the database itself, not just on screen. If something fails, access closes — it doesn’t open.
Role-based permissions, enforced at four points, from the screen to the database: each person sees and does only what’s theirs to do. Payroll and billing are stored separately, with stricter access.
Sign in with your Microsoft or Google account, with two-step verification, and every session is protected and renewed securely.
Infrastructure on Supabase (SOC 2 Type 2, encryption at rest, backups with point-in-time recovery) and Vercel (ISO 27001:2022, SOC 2 Type II, DDoS/WAF mitigation) — certifications held by our infrastructure providers, not by BOS as a product.
Each project or trust kept separate, with its own accounting and each currency on its own, plus the consolidated view for management.
Connects with the systems you already use through a public API and signed automatic notifications (webhooks): it doesn’t force you to replace them — it runs the business around them.
Every module is customizable, and its features can be used partly or fully: none of them is mandatory. You can use BOS just as a task planner and leave the rest alone — it stays available, included in the same subscription, for the day you need it.
Every module comes in the same subscription, with unlimited users. These are the ones companies in the industry use most.