ProjectVIEW ERP
What is ProjectVIEW ERP?
ProjectVIEW ERP is a construction-grade ERP for capital-intensive project industries: construction, marine and offshore construction, mining and quarrying, shipbuilding and repairs, and project-based manufacturing. It uses one framework that links every BoQ item to WBS activities and Cost Codes (aka Company Cost Control Accounts), so estimating, procurement, site execution, certification and accounting use the same data. In total, the platform has 10 business modules plus the Core.
The 10+1 modules
ProjectVIEW ERP Core
- Users, roles and access rights
- Multi-company, multi-currency setup
- Workflow rule engine
- Dashboards and dynamic reports
- Data import from Excel and CSV
- Audit log of every change
Budget Estimation & Bidding
- BoQ import from Excel
- Resource recipes per BoQ line
- Quantity take-off and BIM (.ifc)
- Risk sizing on quantity variations
- What-if bid simulations
- Rough-cut capacity planning
Office2D QTO and BIM
Cost Control
- Actual vs budget in real time
- BoQ ↔ WBS ↔ Cost Codes linked
- Claims and variations with BoQ versions
- EVM KPIs: CPI, SPI, EAC, VAC
- Sync with Primavera P6 and MS Project
- 5D with BIM (.ifc)
OfficeSite progress and construction daily logOracle Primavera P6Microsoft Project
Subcontractors Management
- BoQ packages per subcontractor
- Progress submitted from site
- Retentions by actual progress
- Interim payment certificates
OfficeCertifications and approvalsSubcontractors portal
Procurement
- Electronic RFQs to approved suppliers
- Automatic quotation scoring
- Purchase orders and framework agreements
- Site Item Request (SIR) to MRF/SIV
- Buy-or-make comparison
- Bulk buying across projects
OfficeSite Item Request (SIR)Suppliers portal and e-auctioning
Materials & Production Management
- Requisition to PO to stock, end to end
- Warehouses and stock movements
- QR-coded tracking
- CSI MasterFormat categories
- Production and prefabrication
- Offsite manufacturing (OSM)
OfficeInventory RFID tracking
Machinery Management
- Plant linked to BoQ, WBS and Cost Codes
- Site requests and booking
- Real usability index
- Preventive and corrective maintenance
OfficeMachinery scheduling and utilisationMachinery telematics (IoT)
HRMS & Payroll
- Multi-country, multi-currency payroll
- Labour productivity per BoQ item
- Camp management
- Applicant and CV management
OfficeSite labour productivityCandidate portalEmployee self-service portal
Accounting & Finance
- Multi-company, multi-project, multi-currency
- Entries posted by every module
- Depreciation split per project
- Balance sheet, P&L and cash flow
Office
Suppliers (Accounts Payable)
- Vendor master and address book
- Invoices posted from stock and subcontracts
- Payments update supplier cards
- Supplier balances per company and project
OfficeSuppliers invoice reconciliation portal
Customers (Accounts Receivable)
- Client RFIs from the site app
- Certificates and invoices from verified RFIs
- Advance payments and retentions
- Receivables per company and project
OfficeRequest for Inspection (RFI)
Why is ProjectVIEW ERP built for AI?
The BoQ ↔ WBS ↔ Cost Codes framework gives every ProjectVIEW ERP record a business meaning. ProjectVIEW AI then works on this structured data as an add-on layer. As a result, its answers come from your own numbers, not from guesses. Together, the ProjectVIEW ERP modules and ProjectVIEW AI form DANAOS ProjectVIEW OS.
ProjectVIEW ERP
Interdepartmental Integration
Adoption
How can you adopt ProjectVIEW ERP?
You choose the scope and the pace. ProjectVIEW ERP works on its own or next to the systems you already use.
As your full ERP
Use ProjectVIEW ERP to manage your entire company, from tendering to general ledger accounting. Configure it for your company’s workflows and the requirements of each project.
Select your industryNext to your corporate ERP
Keep SAP S/4HANA or Oracle Fusion for corporate finance, while ProjectVIEW ERP runs the project operations.
Third-party ERP integrationIn stages
Start with one or two modules, such as e-procurement or warehouse management, and add more later on the same data structure.
Explore Single SolutionsCloud or on-premises
Run it on Microsoft Azure, in the region closest to your headquarters, or on your own servers. A typical go-live takes 5 to 7 months.
ProjectVIEW ERP CloudFAQ: ProjectVIEW ERP
How is ProjectVIEW ERP different from a generic ERP?
A generic ERP records cost by account after it happens. In contrast, ProjectVIEW ERP links every transaction to a BoQ item, a WBS activity and a Cost Code. As a result, cost, progress and finance stay aligned from bid to close-out.
What does BoQ ↔ WBS ↔ Cost Codes mean in practice?
The BoQ item is the scope the client pays for, the WBS activity is the time to deliver it, and the Cost Code is the money it consumes. ProjectVIEW ERP keeps the three in one record, so every department reads the same scope, time and cost.
How long does a ProjectVIEW ERP implementation take?
A typical go-live takes 5 to 7 months. DANAOS engineers and subject-matter experts deliver the implementation.
How much does ProjectVIEW ERP cost?
DANAOS Projects does not publish a fixed price list. Pricing depends on the modules, the number of users and the deployment option.
