For residential, commercial and industrial buildings

RA bill software for building contractors

Measure towers floor by floor and bill steel from the bar bending schedule. The developer's PMC checks each line against its drawing and photo instead of cutting it.

A multi-storey building under construction behind green safety netting

Floor-wise and tower-wise quantities

Each slab, beam and column entry carries its tower and floor. The bill shows the breakdown the PMC asks for, without a second sheet.

  • The drawing number and revision on every entry
  • Floors cast this month, tower by tower

See the measurement book

Steel billed from BBS weights

Bar marks, diameters, numbers and cutting lengths become weights at d x d / 162 kg a metre. The BBS travels with the bill.

Evidence the PMC can check

The PMC opens any line in the bill room, sees its measurement and photo, then certifies it, certifies part or holds it.

  • Drawing reference

    Each entry names the drawing and revision it follows.

  • Photo and date

    Taken in the app when the work is measured.

  • Logged cuts

    Every part-certified line keeps its reason and who cut it.

See the client bill room

Questions

What building contractors ask before they move a tower onto Tatha Vastu.

Contact the billing team

Can it follow our developer's bill template?

Yes. Send one past bill in the developer's format. We set it up during onboarding, and every bill after that comes out in it.

How is steel billed?

From the bar bending schedule: bar mark, diameter, numbers and cutting length give the weight. The BBS is attached to the bill it was billed on.

What about cement and steel the developer issues?

Issued material is entered once and reconciled against theoretical consumption on every bill, so an excess shows before the PMC finds it.

Does the PMC pay to use the bill room?

No. The PMC and the developer's QS team check and certify bills submitted through Tatha Vastu free.

Can we bill part rate for unfinished work?

Yes. Bill an item at a reduced rate pending completion, then move it to full rate on a later bill. Both stay on the record.