MBook · Civil & Structural
Construction ERP for Civil & Structural Contractors
Civil and structural work is measured in cubic metres and tonnes, and the money follows the measurement. MBook puts the measurement book at the centre — length by breadth by depth, approved daily reports feeding progress, and cement and steel reconciled to the rate analysis.
₹49,999 + GST / year
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The problem
What civil & structural contractors deal with today
The measurement book is on paper
Quantities are recorded in a site register and re-keyed into a bill, and the two rarely reconcile cleanly.
Cement and steel walk off unnoticed
Consumption against what the RCC rate analysis allows is not tracked, so wastage hides until reconciliation.
Daily reports do not tie to progress
The DPR is a WhatsApp message; progress is a separate estimate, and the two drift.
RA bills are rebuilt each month
Cumulative executed quantity is re-computed by hand every cycle, with the tax split guessed.
What MBook gives you
Built around civil & structural work
Measurement book at the core
Nos, length, breadth and depth — the quantity is the arithmetic, and it feeds progress, the RA bill and earned value once approved.
Cement and steel reconciliation
Required, ordered, received, issued, consumed and wastage against the rate analysis, per material and store.
Approved DPRs drive progress
Only approved daily reports count towards progress, with labour attendance and BOCW registration captured.
RA bills off executed quantity
Cumulative measured quantity prices the bill, with the correct place-of-supply GST split.
The numbers it moves
KPIs civil & structural teams watch
In practice
A structural contractor pouring RCC frame and reinforcement records M35 and Fe550D in the measurement book; approved daily reports move progress, the reconciliation flags cement wastage against the rate analysis, and the RA bill prices off the cumulative executed quantity.
Common questions
MBook for civil & structural
How does MBook measure civil quantities?
Through the measurement book — nos, length, breadth and depth — so the quantity is what the working says. Once approved, it feeds progress, earned value and the RA bill.
Can it reconcile cement and steel to the estimate?
Yes. Material reconciliation compares required, ordered, received, issued, consumed and wastage against the rate analysis, per material and store.
Do daily reports drive the progress figure?
Yes. Only approved daily reports count towards progress, and consumption posts to the stock ledger from them.
Get started
See MBook on your civil & structural contract
Open the live demo, or take a 15-minute walkthrough built around your own BOQ, measurement and RA bill.