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Overview
Measurement Console represents a significant advancement in the field of civil engineering, providing a robust and comprehensive tool for generating bills of quantity. By combining industry standard compliance with advanced features such as automation, Excel compatibility, dynamic user roles, and enhanced search capabilities, it offers unparalleled accuracy, efficiency, and flexibility.
Project Management
Import files
Work classification and BQ (Bill of Quantity) code matching, automated bill generation, and project management. The console automatically matches work classifications with appropriate BQ (Bill of Quantity) codes. This ensures consistency and accuracy, reducing manual entry errors.The console features an advanced library matching system that aligns imported data with pre-defined library entries.
Project Setup
Setup
The project setup page enables users to initiate new projects by providing essential project details such as project name, description, start date, and expected completion date. Each project created through the project setup page is associated with the user who initiated the project. In addition to basic project details, the project setup page allows users to define project parameters and settings tailored to the specific requirements of each project.
Accessibility
Access Control
The project provides flexibility in access control, allowing administrators to activate or deactivate user accounts as needed. This feature is particularly valuable for managing personnel changes, such as employee departures or role transitions. Administrators can quickly adjust access levels or deactivate users without disrupting ongoing operations.
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Measurement of Schedule
Once the tasks are identified and their durations estimated, the next step is to sequence these activities in the most logical order. Activity sequencing ensures that each task is performed in the right sequence to maximize efficiency and minimize delays. Techniques such as critical path method (CPM) and precedence diagram method (PDM) are commonly used to establish the sequence of activities and determine the critical path of the project.
