Know where the money went today. Every site in one glance.
Sitora runs your projects, materials, labour and bills in one place, in Nepali and English.
- Nepali and English on every screen
- Keeps working where the network is weak
- Phone at site, desktop in the office
Don't take a tour. Take the controls.
This is Sitora's own project screen, filled with sample numbers. Switch the tabs, filter the lists, clear an alert. It is the same screen your office opens every morning.
A construction company runs on four things. Sitora runs all four.
Site work, materials, money and people. Your engineer, your store keeper and your accountant each work on their own screen, and it all lands in one project file you can open any time.
Site work, sent from site
The day's progress, how many labourers came, how long the machine ran, photos and problems — entered on the phone before the engineer leaves site.
Materials you can count
Indent, purchase order, gate entry, issue slip. Every bag of cement and every rod has a name against it, so material stops walking off the site quietly.
Bills, budget and cash
RA bills, client payments, vendor bills, advances, VAT and TDS in one ledger — and budget against real spend for each project, not one figure for the whole company.
Attendance and wages, settled
Daily attendance from site, overtime, advances taken, and the wage sheet at month-end. When a day of work is disputed, you open the record instead of the argument.
Close the three holes a contractor's profit leaks through.
Material that leaves the store without a slip. Days of labour nobody can prove. A bill sitting uncertified while your money sits with the client. Each one is a habit, and each one has a screen here.
Material that cannot disappear
What came in, what went out, what is left — site by site and store by store. If today's consumption does not match today's work, you see it today.
Bills that move instead of sitting
The measurement sheet, the photos and the RA bill travel together to whoever signs. Whoever is holding it up is on the screen, with a date next to the name.
One answer, not four versions
The engineer's copy, the store keeper's copy and the accountant's copy stop disagreeing, because there is only one copy.
Written once at site. Three jobs finished in the office.
The engineer enters the day's work once. The store, the wage sheet and the bill all read from that same entry — nobody types it a second time.
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The site writes it down once
Work done, labour present, material used, photos of the pour — on the phone at site, in Nepali or English.
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The office sees it the same day
Stock comes down, attendance is counted, and the cost lands on the right budget line while you can still do something about it.
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The bill goes out with its proof
The RA bill, the measurement sheet and the photos leave together for certification, and the payment is followed until it reaches your account.
Everyone gets their own screen. You get the whole picture.
Sitora is not one dashboard the whole company fights over. The site, the store and the office each open the part they need, and you see all of it together.
Owners and directors
One screen in the morning for every running site: what was done yesterday, what was spent, which bill is stuck, and where you stand against the budget.
Site engineers and foremen
Send the daily report from the phone before you leave site, raise a material indent, mark attendance and attach photos — even where the network is weak.
Office accounts and store
Vendor bills, advances, VAT and TDS and the wage sheet come out of the records site already entered, so month-end is checking rather than rebuilding.
When the client asks for proof, it is already in the file.
Measurement sheets, photos, delivery challans, approvals — attached to the work they belong to on the day it happened. Nobody loses a Saturday assembling a file that should already exist.
Plan against the real work
Milestones, the schedule and the daily report sit on one page, so a slipped slab pour shows up as a date instead of a rumour.
Catch an overspend early
Budget, orders placed, material consumed, bills and payments line up against each other, so a rate that jumped is visible before the next order goes out.
Know who approved what
Every approval, edit and payment keeps the name and the date beside it. Nothing changes quietly.
Made for the way sites actually run here.
Weak network up on the hill, a foreman who reads Nepali, VAT and TDS the way our accounts want them, and RA bills in the shape clients ask for.
Works on a weak site network and sends what you entered once the line comes back.
Nepali and English on every screen — your foreman and your engineer each pick their own.
You decide who opens which project. The store keeper sees stock, not your margins.
Approvals, edits and payments keep an audit trail with a name and a date on them.
What contractors ask us first.
Show us one project. We will show you where the money is going.
Book a demo and bring a real site — its BOQ, its bills, its attendance. We will run it on your own numbers instead of a sample project, and you can decide from there.
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