MBook · Industrial & Plant
Construction ERP for Industrial & Plant Construction
Industrial and plant jobs run several disciplines at once — civil, structural, mechanical and electrical — under one contract. MBook holds the whole WBS in one tree, measures each discipline against the frozen BOQ, and certifies the package subcontractors back-to-back, so the project reads as one number.
₹49,999 + GST / year
All modules · unlimited projects · cloud included
The problem
What industrial & plant contractors deal with today
Disciplines run in separate trackers
Civil, structural and MEP each keep their own spreadsheet, and the project has no single earned-value figure.
Package subcontractors are hard to reconcile
Several packages, each with its own measurement, drift away from the client BOQ.
Material across disciplines is unreconciled
Cement, steel, cable and mechanical items are consumed with no line back to the rate analysis.
Progress billing lags execution
RA bills are compiled long after the work, and cash follows late.
What MBook gives you
Built around industrial & plant work
One WBS across disciplines
Civil, structural and MEP hang off the same tree, so earned value is one value-weighted figure for the whole job.
Multi-package subcontract control
Each package is certified through the measurement chain with margin against the parent BOQ line.
Reconciliation across materials
Every material — cement, steel, cable, mechanical — is reconciled to the rate analysis in one register.
RA billing close to execution
Cumulative executed quantity prices the bill, so billing tracks the work and cash follows sooner.
The numbers it moves
KPIs industrial & plant teams watch
In practice
A plant contractor running civil, structural and electrical packages holds one WBS with earned value across all three; each package subcontractor is certified back-to-back, and every material reconciles to the rate analysis in a single register.
Common questions
MBook for industrial & plant
Can MBook hold multiple disciplines under one project?
Yes. Civil, structural, mechanical and electrical hang off one WBS, so the project has a single value-weighted earned-value figure.
How does it control several subcontract packages?
Each package is certified through the same measurement chain, with back-to-back margin computed against the parent BOQ line.
Does it reconcile material across disciplines?
Yes. Every material is reconciled to the rate analysis — required, ordered, received, issued, consumed and wastage — in one register.
Get started
See MBook on your industrial & plant contract
Open the live demo, or take a 15-minute walkthrough built around your own BOQ, measurement and RA bill.