MBook · Real Estate & Developers
Construction ERP for Real Estate & Building Developers
A developer’s risk is cost certainty across towers built by a chain of contractors. MBook holds a frozen BOQ per project, measures progress against it, certifies contractor bills back-to-back and reconciles material to the rate analysis — so cost-to-complete is a live number, not a quarterly surprise.
₹49,999 + GST / year
All modules · unlimited projects · cloud included
The problem
What real estate & developers contractors deal with today
Cost-to-complete is stale
By the time the cost report is compiled, the numbers have moved, and the funding conversation runs on last quarter’s picture.
Contractor claims are hard to check
Interim bills arrive as PDFs measured against a BOQ that has quietly changed, and checking each one is a manual grind.
Material overrun is invisible
Cement and steel consumed against what the estimate allowed is not tracked, so overrun surfaces only when the store runs dry.
Variations blur the baseline
Scope changes get absorbed into a moving BOQ, and the original contract value is lost.
What MBook gives you
Built around real estate & developers work
Frozen BOQ, controlled variations
The approved BOQ is locked; the only route to change contract value is the variation register, with value and EOT recorded.
Live cost and earned value
Value-weighted progress and work-done-to-date read from measured quantity, so cost-to-complete stays current.
Contractor certification
Interim measurement is verified and certified in a controlled chain, with margin computed against the sale-side rate.
Material reconciliation
Required against ordered, received, issued and consumed — the variance to the rate analysis is a number on the screen.
The numbers it moves
KPIs real estate & developers teams watch
In practice
A developer building two towers sees work done, retention held and material variance per project in one view — contractor claims are certified against a frozen BOQ, and cement consumed against the rate analysis flags overrun before the store is empty.
Common questions
MBook for real estate & developers
Can MBook track cost across multiple towers or projects?
Yes. Each project carries its own frozen BOQ, WBS and progress, and the portfolio view rolls up value, work done and attention flags across them.
How does it control scope changes?
The approved BOQ is frozen in the database. Contract value only moves through the variation register, where each variation carries its value and any extension of time.
Does it show material overrun against the estimate?
Yes. The reconciliation compares required, ordered, received, issued and consumed against the rate analysis, so overrun is visible early.
Get started
See MBook on your real estate & developers contract
Open the live demo, or take a 15-minute walkthrough built around your own BOQ, measurement and RA bill.