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Construction project controls software

Keep schedules, task progress, and location-based updates aligned in one place.

What project controls teams get

Keep schedules and site execution in sync without extra tooling.

MS Project import

Bring .mpp schedules into Site Setu and keep tasks structured from day one.

Gantt, dependencies, and baselines

Visualize schedules with dependencies and baseline dates for clear planning.

Location-based progress

Track work by tower, floor, and unit using the LBS hierarchy.

Drawings tied to tasks

Link the latest drawing revisions to planned work items for clarity on site.

Modules Project Controls Use Most

The workflows that matter when planning meets execution.

Project Controls FAQs

Common rollout questions from planning and monitoring teams.

How does Site Setu help project controls teams?

It keeps schedules, dependencies, and location-based progress in one workspace so updates are easier to compare against the plan.

Can we import MS Project schedules?

Yes. The workflow is designed to bring schedules into the system and keep tasks structured for execution and monitoring.

Does it help with reporting to leadership?

Yes. Location-wise progress and linked documents make it easier to summarize current status without rebuilding reports from scratch.

Keep Plans and Progress Aligned

Give planners a single workspace to manage schedules, dependencies, and location updates.

Explore More Roles

Compare role-specific workflows used by contractors, builders, and on-site teams.

How Teams Roll Out Site Setu

Most teams start with a simple rollout: define WBS tasks, set up material masters, and give each role a focused daily workflow. Contractors usually start with tasks and indents, store teams start with GRN and issue records, and project controls teams align schedules with location-based progress updates.

Once this baseline is in place, teams connect drawings, quality checklists, and expense logs so management can review status without chasing files on multiple tools. This approach keeps adoption high because each role sees immediate value without waiting for a full enterprise rollout.

For ready-to-use templates and checklists, visit the Resources Hub. For detailed implementation guides, see the Construction Blog.