Delivered systemTriocon ERP
A multi-entity custom ERP spanning estimation, purchasing, project costs, payroll, inventory and documents. Built for a real operation across two countries.
View the case studyForvex Systems / Construction direction
Connect site, procurement and office data so teams can review exceptions and act sooner. Construction is our first focused operating-system direction.
The connected platform shown below is a product direction, not a claim of shipped AI features.
The problem
Site updates arrive in messages. Quotations sit in inboxes. Budgets live in spreadsheets. Managers spend their time reconciling what happened instead of deciding what happens next. Forvex is designing a connected path from a field signal to a reviewed action.
Explore the direction
Three examples of the operating layer we want to build. These are illustrative workflows, not live AI features.
Progress, crew attendance, crane downtime and a bolt shortage arrive in one voice note or message.
A draft daily report links completed work to the activity, records downtime and prepares a material request.
The shortage is flagged against available stock. A person checks the draft, confirms quantities and sends the request forward.
The request carries the job, required date, quantities and budget context into procurement.
Price, delivery date, payment terms and vendor history are shown side by side, with differences highlighted for review.
The procurement manager records a recommendation. Finance and the final approver review it before a purchase order is issued.
A manager asks about margin instead of assembling reports from separate teams.
Estimated quantities, purchase orders, labour, progress and variations are compared to find the drivers.
The system could draft a corrective action summary. The project team validates the evidence and owns the decision.
Evidence before promises
Our custom systems work informs the product roadmap. Inspect a delivered ERP built around real contracting operations.
Delivered systemA multi-entity custom ERP spanning estimation, purchasing, project costs, payroll, inventory and documents. Built for a real operation across two countries.
View the case studyModular by design
A company should be able to begin with one workflow and connect more as it proves useful. This is our product direction, with scope and release timing still to be confirmed.
Requests, quotations, approvals and purchase orders. A working prototype is available now.
A proposed interface for daily reports, progress, resources and exceptions.
Link the field and procurement to budgets, actual costs, variation orders and management decisions.
Built with the region in mind
Forvex's direction is informed by the way contractors in the Gulf actually operate. Exact capabilities will be defined and verified with customers as each module is built.
Build with us
We can map a custom system around your operation now, or discuss where the construction product direction should go next.