Project management
Construction management that runs on the site, offline.
Fortera tracks progress from the apartment outward and the building inward, enforces the real sequence of work, blocks payment without a passing quality report, and scores occupancy-certificate readiness live, with no separate Excel and no last-minute scramble.
In plain terms
Construction project management software helps a builder plan, sequence and track construction work across a project and report progress accurately. For real-estate builders it needs to track progress at both the unit level and the building level, enforce dependencies between tasks, tie quality checks to payments, and work on a phone on site, offline, because that is where the data is actually created.
What you get
Everything in Fortera's project management.
Project hierarchy
Entity, project, tower or block, floor and unit, so every cost, purchase order and progress tick anchors to exactly one scope.
Progress tracking
Apartment-level (40 to 45 items) and building-level (15 to 20 items) tracked together, with floors that roll up automatically.
Sequencing engine
Enforces real dependencies, raft to footing to column to slab, locks before cabling, and always surfaces the next eligible task.
Quality-gated payments
No vendor payment clears without a passing quality report on file, with an audited owner override when you decide otherwise.
Occupancy and handover
A roughly 67-point occupancy-certificate checklist that scores itself, plus snag lists and a documented handover.
Field-first mobile app
A supervisor walks a unit and taps through 40-plus items on a phone or tablet, offline if the network is patchy, syncing when it returns.
Who it's for
Built for the way you work.
- Builders and developers managing residential or mixed-use projects
- Site supervisors and project managers who work off a phone
- Owners who want a single, accurate OC-readiness number
Questions & answers
Project management, answered.
- Does the app work offline on site?
- Yes. Fortera is mobile-first and offline-tolerant. Records created on patchy or no network are queued and auto-synced when the connection returns, with no duplicates, so site supervisors actually use it.
- How does quality control tie into payments?
- A vendor cannot be paid until the latest quality test for that work passes. The owner can override with an audited reason on record, so quality does not slip quietly and every exception is traceable.
- What is OC readiness?
- Occupancy-certificate readiness is a live score, for example "84% OC-ready", built from a roughly 67-point checklist. It shows exactly which items are still open, accurate to the day, and assembles the OC document pack for submission.
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