What it is
Quantities done are recorded against BOQ lines. Site reports them - from a daily progress report, an approved work receipt, or by hand - and they arrive as “To review”. A reviewer approves the quantity actually measured (or rejects it); only measured quantities can be claimed from the client. The “Progress & measurement” view of the BOQ shows, for every line, the contract quantity, what is reported, measured and certified, and what is left. Mistakes are fixed with a correction entry, so history is never rewritten.
Why you'll love it
- Site engineers record; someone else measures - nobody approves their own quantity.
- The daily report you already write becomes your measurement record - no double typing.
- Productivity on the Lookahead tab is worked out from measured quantities only.
How to do it
Tick each step as you try it in Metrak.
How it connects
Records you create here flow into - or come from - these features.
BOQ & budget
Every quantity belongs to a BOQ line.Daily progress reports
BOQ quantity lines in a daily report arrive here to review.Work receipt requests
An approved work receipt with BOQ-linked items adds its quantities.Payment applications & certificates
Measured quantities are what you claim from the client.Pro tips
- Editing a daily report updates its quantities until someone reviews them; after review they never change.
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