₹2.23 L
Leakage caught, one tower
Committed against certified, read live — so the gap surfaces while it can still be argued, not at month end when it is already spent.
Stop the leaks beforethey become losses.Keep every projectunder control.
Get complete visibility across costs, materials, procurement, teams, schedules, and site progress. Catch issues early, reduce waste, and keep every project moving profitably from planning to completion.
Eight steps, one record — nothing re-entered
- 01Project set upTowers, levels, locationsAdmin
- 02Design receivedRev C, comments, historyArchitect
- 03BOQ plannedRate built, not typedEstimator
- 04Tender sent4 contractors, one linkProcurement
- 05Resources allocatedMaterial and labourPlanner
- 06WBS generated41 activities from the BOQPlanner
- 07Team allocated12 across 6 crews6 crews
- 08ScheduledDates on every activityPlanner
Trusted by
- TriPoint
- TVHTrue Value Homes
- Casagrand
- Mahindra Lifespace
Why teams choose it
Ten tools, or one system.
Every one of these does a slice of a construction project well — and hands the next slice to a spreadsheet. That handover is where the estimate, the order and the site stop agreeing.
- Jira
- QuickBooks
- Asana
- HubSpot
- Zoho
- Autodesk
- Bluebeam
- PlanSwift
- monday
- Confluence
One record underneath all of it. The estimate the tender goes out on is the estimate the WBS is built from, and the order, the receipt and the site log close against it — nothing exported, nothing re-keyed.
Who it is for
Seven people. One row.
Below is a single line of a real bill of quantities, and the seven jobs that read it. Not seven copies that agree until somebody edits one — the same row, opened seven ways, by everybody who is answerable for a number on it.
B-204 RCC M30 in slabs
Skyline Towers · Tower A · Level 04
- Procurement & storesAnswerable for what arrives · reads quantity84.24 cum
- Estimators & QSAnswerable for the rate · reads rate₹6,980
- Accounts & controllersAnswerable for the close · reads amount₹5,88,000
- PlannersAnswerable for the date · reads activityWBS 3.2.1
- Site engineersAnswerable for what was built · reads progress67%
- Sales & marketingAnswerable for what is sold · reads units aboveA-1104 → 08
- Owners & directorsAnswerable for the margin · reads exposure₹2.23 L
Take a tour
Where a BOQ rate actually comes from.
Anybody can show you a bill of quantities. This is the chain behind one cell of it — masters, rate analysis, the BOQ rate, the planning pipeline, the WBS the bill generates, and the dashboard it all rolls up to. It plays on its own, or press Next.
01 · Masters
A
Management/Master Resources
Search · ⌘KAdd materialLocationChennai ▾District cost index 1.04248 resources · last revision 12 Feb 2025
MaterialsEquipmentLabourOther CostsContractorsVendors
| Code | Material | Category | Unit | Base rate ₹ | Chennai rate ₹ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAT-014 | Cement OPC 53 | Cement | bag | 412.00 | 428.48 |
| MAT-021 | M-Sand, washed | Aggregates | cum | 1,150.00 | 1,196.00 |
| MAT-033 | Aggregate 20mm | Aggregates | cum | 1,320.00 | 1,372.80override |
| MAT-041 | TMT Fe500D | Steel | kg | 69.90 | 72.70 |
| MAT-052 | Shuttering ply 12mm | Formwork | sqm | 1,980.00 | 2,059.20 |
| MAT-067 | Binding wire | Steel | kg | 74.00 | 76.96 |
| MAT-078 | Admixture, plasticiser | Chemicals | ltr | 148.00 | 153.92override |
| MAT-086 | Curing compound | Chemicals | ltr | 212.00 | 220.48 |
| MAT-094 | Cover blocks 25mm | Steel | nos | 3.40 | 3.54 |
| MAT-101 | Tie rods, formwork | Formwork | nos | 86.00 | 89.44 |
Materials
112
Equipment
34
Labour
28
Other costs
9
Contractors
31
Vendors
34
01 / 08|Six masters behind one tab bar
How it compares
Most stacks do two of these well.
Compared by category rather than by brand, because every product below ships continuously and a tick published today is wrong by the spring. Find your own stack in a column and read the last row.
ArizeFlow | PM & field suites Procore, Autodesk Build | Estimating tools CostX, Candy | Scheduling tools Primavera, MS Project | ERP & spreadsheets SAP, Tally, Excel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master rate library, priced per location | Yes | Not what the tool is for | Partly, or through an integration | Not what the tool is for | Partly, or through an integration |
| Rate analysis — a recipe, assembled into a rate | Yes | Not what the tool is for | Yes | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for |
| BOQ priced from that library, not typed | Yes | Partly, or through an integration | Yes | Not what the tool is for | Partly, or through an integration |
| Tender against the very same BOQ | Yes | Partly, or through an integration | Partly, or through an integration | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for |
| WBS generated from the confirmed BOQ | Yes | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for |
| Programme carrying the BOQ's quantities | Yes | Partly, or through an integration | Not what the tool is for | Partly, or through an integration | Not what the tool is for |
| Purchase order raised from a scheduled activity | Yes | Partly, or through an integration | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for | Partly, or through an integration |
| Store receipt closing against a BOQ line | Yes | Partly, or through an integration | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for | Partly, or through an integration |
| Site execution, offline-first, from a phone | Yes | Yes | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for |
| All of the above on one record, with no re-keying | Yes | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for | Not what the tool is for |
| Rows it does outright | 10 / 10 | 1 / 10 | 2 / 10 | 0 / 10 | 0 / 10 |
YesPartly, or through an integrationAn empty cell — not what that kind of tool is for.
Named products are examples of each category, not a statement about any one of them. Dedicated estimating tools do rate build-ups properly — the difference is not that ArizeFlow prices a BOQ, it is that the same BOQ then generates the WBS, sizes the orders and closes against the store, without being re-entered anywhere.
The last row
Your stack does two of these well. Come and watch the other eight.
Bring one live project. In forty-five minutes we will price it from your own rate library, send it out to tender, generate the WBS from the same bill and raise an order against a scheduled activity — on your data, in front of you.
Book a demo- Forty-five minutes
- Your own BOQ
- No slide deck
- Nothing to install
Feature spotlight
Four screens, no form.
The programme, with the hand-offs drawn in
Fourteen phases from Site Preparation to Handover, over the four numbers a planner opens it for. Drag a bar and everything downstream of it moves.
A
Skyline Towers — Tower A
Chennai · 6 floors · RCC frame
LayoutPlanningResourcesBOQWBS
Duration
412 days
22 May 23 → 30 Dec 25
Float on critical path
0 days
Slab L4 → Walls L4
Activities behind
60
of 412 planned
Earned value
72.34%
against 78% planned
Phase
Site PreparationSterling
FoundationSri Balaji RCC
FootingSri Balaji RCC
ColumnsSri Balaji RCC
BeamsSri Balaji RCC
SlabSri Balaji RCC
WallsAnand Masonry
ElectricalVolt Systems
PlumbingAqua Works
FinishingChennai Interiors
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct
92%
67%
24%
About us
Built on site.
Run across the world.
ArizeFlow began on a job where the estimate, the programme and the store had stopped agreeing — and the argument was costing more than the concrete. We built the thing that made them agree, and we still build it beside the people using it.
08In their words
What changes when the numbers stop disagreeing.
From estimators, project directors and the people who actually run the store.
We used to close the month by arguing about which number was right. Now the argument is gone, because the estimate and the store are reading the same row.
Chief Estimator
Residential developer · Chennai
The measurement sheet is what changed my team. Every quantity can be opened up and explained, so a client dispute lasts ten minutes instead of a fortnight.
Head of Projects
Apartment developer · Chennai
Tendering used to mean emailing a spreadsheet and hoping. Contractors now price a scope that cannot move underneath them, and we compare every bid against our own number automatically.
Procurement Director
Infrastructure contractor · India
Return on it
It pays for itself inside one tower.
Every figure below is worked from Skyline Towers — the example project that runs through this whole site — so you can follow how each one is arrived at instead of taking it on trust. They are not a customer's audited results, and we do not present them as any.
6 days → 4 hours
Monthly close
The position is read from the record instead of rebuilt from four sources. Five and a half days a month back, every month.
1 measurement
Priced, ordered, received, used
Taken once off the drawing and reused by every module downstream. Nothing is re-keyed, so nothing can quietly disagree.
< 1 project
To pay for itself
On the numbers above, the licence is recovered inside a single tower — the rest of the portfolio is margin the leak was taking.
Demonstration figures from the worked example, not a customer’s accounts. We will run the same measurement on your own project during the demo.
Pricing
Priced per company, not per seat.
Every plan carries unlimited users across all fifteen roles. What changes is how much of the business runs through it.
Growing
One company, a handful of live projects.
- Unlimited users, every role
- Planning, BOQ, rate analysis, scheduling
- Procurement, stores, site execution
- The field app for site and store
- Email support
Established
Most chosenSeveral concurrent projects and a full back office.
- Everything in Growing
- Tendering with contractor magic links
- Design register with architect access
- ArizeFlow AI — your model or ours
- Sales, CRM and unit inventory
- Onboarding and data migration
Enterprise
Large portfolios, or whatever your auditors require.
- Everything in Established
- Dedicated infrastructure on request
- Custom roles and page-level access
- Named support contact
- Security review and DPA
Figures are quoted after a working session, because a company running four projects and one running forty are not the same problem — and a price list that pretends otherwise is a price list somebody has to argue with later.
Start with one project. We set it up with your BOQ, and you keep the data either way.
Questions
The things people ask on the first call.
If yours is not here, ask it directly — the answer will be as specific as these are.
No. Bring the sheets you already price with and we import them zone by zone — items, measurement rows and rates. Most companies run their next tender in ArizeFlow alongside the spreadsheet, compare the two totals, and only stop maintaining the spreadsheet once they agree.
Start your flow
See it on your own project.
A working session with your BOQ, your programme and your vendors. Not a slide deck.
What happens next
- 01
You send this
Name, company and roughly how many live projects you are running. Nothing you would have to look up.
- 02
We reply within a working day
Usually sooner, and from a person rather than a sequence. We will ask what you would want to see first.
- 03
45 minutes, on your data
Bring a BOQ you have already priced. We rebuild it zone by zone in front of you and show you where the two totals disagree.
- 04
A recommendation, then your decision
What we would run first, what it would take to get there, and what it costs for your project count. No obligation attached to any of it.