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Design & Construction

AEOfivio ArchitectureFor architecture and interior practices BDOfivio BuildConstruction Management ENOfivio EngineeringFor every kind of engineer — structural, MEP, civil, industrial.

Run your business

REOfivio Real EstateProperty & Asset Management BZOfivio BusinessSales, marketing and business development MGOfivio ManageRun any project — plan it, staff it, track it, bill it.AUOfivio AutomateOficiate your life with Ofivio →See all productsPick yours, then its package

Back office

BKOfivio BooksThe formal books — chart of accounts through to P&L PLOfivio PeoplePayroll, advances, warnings and staff letters QSOfivio Planning & QSQuantity surveying and cost planning CLOfivio ClassroomA student's own record of coursework, grades and deadlines — free, forever.PSOfivio POSSell at the counter, track the stock, reorder before you run out.

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HR Finance Accounting People Studio Manager Planning & QS Procurement Warehouse Operations Real Estate Sales Marketing Business Development Technical Review POS Automate

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Construction management softwareWhat a contractor actually needs a system to do Accounting software for construction companiesWhat construction does to a ledger that general accounting does not expect Architecture practice management softwareThe bar a practice tool has to clear Project management softwareWhat separates a delivery tool from a task board Accounting softwareWhat a working set of books needs to do Hr software for small businessThe things that actually take the time Payroll softwareWhat a payroll run has to account for Procurement softwareThe chain that has to hold →All solutionsEvery problem we have written a page for

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Architecture practicesStages, drawing sets, transmittals ContractorsBOQ to site, procurement, certificates Engineering consultanciesTechnical review and delivery Property ownersUnits, tenancies and collections Finance teamsDouble-entry the work writes to Retail countersPOS, stock and reorder →All industriesWhat your kind of firm runs on

Ofivio explainedThe whole product, in plain English Buyer's guidesThe categories, before the vendors ComparisonsWhere Ofivio wins, and where it does not VO SpectreThe AI staff, and what each one does How-to libraryShort films for the things people ask BlogWhat we are working on FAQStraight answers on trials and billing

From the blog

PakistanHow architects charge fees in Pakistan — the practical picture DesignHow many projects can one architect actually run at once?DesignWhat an architect actually hands over at completion

Buyer's guides

Buyer's guides — the categories, before the vendors

Each guide sets out what this kind of buyer actually needs, the real categories of software that exist, what each optimises for and where each stops — and then says where Ofivio fits and where it is the wrong answer. No ranked top-ten lists: a category is still true next year, a ranking is wrong within a quarter.

Choosing accounting software for a construction companyWhat construction does to a ledger that general accounting does not expect — retention, advances, work in place — and the four categories that answer it.Choosing HR software when you are too big for a spreadsheet and too small for an enterprise suiteWhat HR software has to do below five hundred people — roster, leave, attendance, letters, payroll — and the four categories that claim to do it.Choosing property management software for a portfolio you actually ownWhat a property portfolio actually needs software to remember — dates, arrears ages, deposits as a liability — and the four categories of tool that do it.Choosing quantity surveying software you can still defend a year laterTake-off, rate build-ups, tender pricing, variations and valuation — the four categories of QS software, what each optimises for, and who each actually fits.

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