Sites and projects
The bracket everything else hangs from.
In BauLane the site is not one feature among others, but the unit everything else points at. Every hour, machine, document and material consumption carries a site – which is why a complete picture emerges instead of separate lists.
What goes wrong today
In many companies the site exists only as a binder on a shelf and a number on a timesheet. Anyone wanting to know what happened there has to assemble paper, Excel files, photos on phones and several people’s memories – from scratch every time.
One place for everything about the site
Deployed staff, running machines, recorded hours, documents and photos hang on the same site. Opening it shows the status without collecting from four sources.
Several sites in parallel
Civil engineering rarely runs fewer than a handful of projects at once. The overview shows who and what is deployed where, without a round of phone calls.
The precondition for everything else
Because hours, machines and materials know their site, project costing and reporting become possible. Without that assignment they remain unconnected numbers.
Records stay with the project
What was documented on a site stays assigned to it – even months later, when a client asks or a complaint arrives.
At a glance
- Site as the central unit in the system
- Staff, machines, hours and material per site
- Documents and photos on the project
- Overview of sites running in parallel
- Basis for project costing and reporting
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