Product

The site, connected to the project office.

Project Execution is the operational and site-execution layer of every contract. It captures day-to-day site activities, labour, materials, inspections, and field documentation — and feeds that progress back into Project Management so the plan, cost, and forecast stay current.

Site app in action

Good morning, Ahmed

Site Engineer

24

Open tenders

99.2%

Stock accuracy

3

Pending RFIs

Today's Tasks

See all

Receiving PO-1045

Metro Tower · Gate 2

Daily log: Riverside

Ductwork install 12th floor

RFI photo upload

Chilled water riser

Mobile
Offline-capable site app
Progress
Synced to project plan
Photos
Time-stamped & geotagged
Field
Docs tied to cost codes

The status quo

Without Orgin3

  • Site activity and progress captured on paper or isolated apps
  • No single place for daily reports, photos, labour, and material usage
  • Inspections, RFIs, and snags tracked away from the project plan
  • Progress and costs flow back into the plan too late to act

On the roadmap

Planned capabilities

  • Mobile-first site app that works online and offline
  • Daily progress, DPR, labour, equipment, and material usage in one place
  • Material requests, receipt, and issue tracked against the project
  • Inspections, WIR, RFIs, snags, and testing fed back to the plan
  • Installed quantities and progress automatically update project forecast

How it works

A connected flow, end to end

How project execution (planned) comes together across the platform — no rekeying, no lost handoffs between teams.

1

Planned Work

Work packages and planned activities are assigned from the Project Management schedule to the site.

2

Site Assignment

Field teams receive their daily plan and assigned tasks in the mobile app.

3

Labour / Material / Equipment

Labour, equipment, and material requests are logged on site and tracked against the plan.

4

Work Execution

Crews execute activities and record progress, issues, and field documentation.

5

Inspection

Inspections, WIR, and RFIs are captured against the relevant activities.

6

Progress Recording

Installed quantities and completed work are recorded and photo-logged.

7

Measurement

Measured work is certified against the contract and WBS for billing eligibility.

8

Project Update

Costs, progress, and documentation flow back into Project Management.

9

Commercial Update

Approved progress feeds Contract and Finance for billing and certification.

Capabilities

Everything Project Execution (Planned) teams needPlanned

01

Daily Progress & DPR

Mobile daily reports with photo capture

02

Labour Tracking

Crew labour, productivity, and utilisation on site

03

Equipment Usage

On-hire, utilisation, and return tracking

04

Material Requests

Requests, receipt, and issue against the plan

05

Site Material

Receipt, issue, and reconciliation of delivered materials

06

RFI & Field Comms

Field RFIs, snags, and daily issues logged from mobile

07

WIR & Inspections

Work-inspection requests and inspection scheduling

08

Progress Capture

Installed quantities and earned progress per activity

09

Quality & Snagging

Defects, snags, and quality check recording

10

Testing & Commissioning

Testing activities and commissioning checklists

11

Photos

Time-stamped, geotagged photo logs by activity

12

Field Documentation

Field docs tied to cost codes and the project plan

In depth

Built around the way Project Execution (Planned) teams work

The site, online or offline

The mobile app is built for the site — it works offline, syncs when connectivity returns, and records labour, materials, progress, photos, and signatures against the project schedule.

  • Offline-first mobile app for Android and iOS
  • Labour, equipment, and material usage logged per activity
  • Photos time-stamped and geotagged to the work package
  • Progress syncs back to the Project Management plan

Progress that updates the plan and the bill

Measured work and installed quantities are certified against the contract and WBS, then flow directly into Project Management forecasting and Contract/Variation billing.

  • Installed quantities captured per WBS and cost code
  • Progress feeds project forecast and margin
  • Certified progress eligible for billing application
  • Variations captured from field and linked to commercial

Who it's for

Made for every role in the business

Site Engineer / Foreman

Assigns planned work and logs daily progress, photos, and issues from the mobile app.

Site Storekeeper

Manages material receipt, issue, and reconciliation against project requests.

Field Supervisor

Tracks labour, equipment, inspections, and quality/snag activities on site.

Project Manager

Sees real-time progress, forecast updates, and field issues tied to the plan.

Connects to your stack

Works alongside the tools you already use

Import and sync data from the systems your team works in every day — with an open API and webhooks for anything custom.

Project ManagementContract ManagementVariation ManagementProcurement & InventoryFinance & BillingQuality & Handover
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Orgin3 ERP for MEP contractors.

Project Execution is the operational layer of the same contract. Planned work, WBS, and cost codes come from the Project Management plan; field progress, costs, and documentation flow back so the baseline, forecast, and margin stay current.

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Project Management — the control layer

Project Management is the planning, governance, and control layer: project master, WBS, budget baseline, schedule, forecasting, and closeout. Execution feeds this plan.