Project Director
A single Dashboard replaces status pulled from eight separate registers. The KPI Center's Executive Index gives you one defensible number before every steering conversation, with the full detail immediately behind it.
Each role has a home sheet, a clear ownership boundary, and an update cadence that fits how the work is already done.
A single Dashboard replaces status pulled from eight separate registers. The KPI Center's Executive Index gives you one defensible number before every steering conversation, with the full detail immediately behind it.
Claims, Guarantees, Cost Breakdown and Payments in one system, each with automatic exposure and aging calculations — Recovery %, Days Left, Variance, Outstanding — so commercial position is visible continuously, not rebuilt at month-end.
Milestones and Claims keep contractual dates and entitlement events linked to their contract clause, with response deadlines and evidence status tracked from the day an event occurs.
The KPI Center is your home base: six weighted categories, a full indicator register, and an Execution Schedule that keeps baseline, actual and forecast distinct so variance stays meaningful.
Every package tracked from planning through award to delivery, with supplier performance scoring and a live view of which awards are at risk of slipping into the critical path.
Payments gives you the full IPC cycle — certified, invoiced, collected, outstanding, overdue — while Guarantees tracks bond and insurance exposure in both directions of the contract chain.
A workforce roster built for project readiness, not personnel administration: availability, succession cover, training compliance and certificate expiry, visible alongside the risk it actually creates for the project.
One system. One number. A daily briefing that tells you what needs a decision before the day starts, and a Dashboard that reflects it — without commissioning a report to get there.
Thirty minutes. Your projects, your exposure, your numbers — and a clear answer on whether CommandSites belongs in your next steering meeting.