1. The modules you activate

Control Management is split into independent modules. You activate the ones you need and pay for those. If you manage contractors and suppliers but handle machinery maintenance elsewhere, you don’t activate that module and you don’t pay for it.

It is also why you can start small: activate the most urgent area and add the rest when needed, without redoing anything or re-entering data that is already there.

2. How many people work in your company

Headcount is the indicator we use to size the service: it tells us how many users will work on the platform, how many documents and deadlines it will have to follow and how much traffic it will generate.

A company of ten people and one of three hundred don’t use the same amount of service, and it is not fair for them to pay the same. That is why size is part of the price: it is the difference between a cost that works for a small company and a cost that fits a large one.

What you don’t pay extra for

No costs that appear later.

  • Platform updates
  • Storage for the documents you upload
  • Access for external contractors, who are not your users
  • Support during normal use
  • Changes and improvements to the modules you use

Only agreed one-off work is quoted separately, such as migrating data from a previous system or building an entirely new module: things that are priced before, not after.

How you get a quote

Three steps, no long negotiation.

Half an hour togetherYou tell us how you work today and how many people are involved. We show you the platform on your own cases.
We choose the modulesOften fewer than you imagine at the start. We will tell you if a module is not useful to you.
You receive the offerOne single figure, including everything in the list alongside.
Our commitment

Changes and improvements to the Control Management software modules come at no extra cost: we see them as a strategic investment in better service for our customers and in our own expertise.

Available modules

You pay for these, and only the ones you choose.

Contractor management Contractor suitability checks, documents, subcontracting and interference risks.
Supplier qualification One register of contractors and their qualification status.
Fire safety Extinguishers and fire equipment: checks, deadlines and floor plans.
Machinery maintenance Machines, periodic checks and materials used.
Training and skills Employee courses, qualifications and training deadlines.
Appointments Planning of on-site visits and client communications.
ISO management system Integrated 9001, 14001, 45001 and 27001 manual with KPIs.

Want to know what it would cost in your case?

Tell us how many people you are and what you need to manage. We prepare the offer after showing you the platform, not before.

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