Measured progress
Use completed and total work-package quantities for real trade progress—not the number of marks drawn on a plan.
Construction site progress tracking
Hirentra Site Progress is built for Managers and QS/Commercial teams who spend too much time rebuilding weekly progress from notes, spreadsheets, drawings and photographs. Measured work-package quantities remain the source of physical progress while Progress Plans provide the visual evidence.
Use completed and total work-package quantities for real trade progress—not the number of marks drawn on a plan.
Mark Progress Plans by working area and retain photo evidence at the relevant location.
Keep Planned Finish and Forecast Finish visible so Directors can see whether completion is on time, late or not yet evidenced.
01 / WHAT IT CONTROLS
Hirentra is built for live construction environments where operational evidence, cost exposure and progress information need to stay current and accountable.
Track actual progress using the quantities that define the package.
Separate progress by meaningful site locations while retaining a site-level reporting picture.
Use drawing markups as visual status/evidence without pretending mark counts equal physical completion.
Use explicit package forecast dates to build director-level completion intelligence without invented schedule maths.
02 / WORKFLOW
Define work packages, quantities and programme dates.
Record completed quantities and current package status.
Mark the Progress Plan and attach photos where useful.
Freeze the weekly position and generate controlled site and portfolio reports from the same data.
03 / BUILT FOR THE TEAM
Update the operational position once and reuse it across plan evidence, weekly reporting and forecast visibility.
See measured quantities, progress evidence and reporting context without reconstructing the site position from separate sources.
Separate delivery health, forecast health and commercial health so the right team receives the right intervention.
SITE PROGRESS / HIRENTRA
Hirentra Site Progress links measured work-package quantities with working areas, visual Progress Plans, markups, photo evidence, weekly reporting and forecast completion. QS/Commercial teams and Managers can spend less time rebuilding progress information manually and more time dealing with delivery and commercial exceptions.
Explore Site Progress04 / QUESTIONS
The primary trade/work-package progress comes from measured completed versus total quantities. Visual markup counts are kept separate as drawing status and evidence.
Yes. Working Areas allow separate locations and plans while site-level weekly reports can include the active plans across those areas.
Yes. Photo evidence can be placed on Progress Plans and included in weekly reporting.
Hirentra uses explicit Planned Finish and Forecast Finish dates on outstanding work packages. If the data is incomplete, it shows Forecast unavailable rather than inventing a date.
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