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Global functions
Overview of Global Functions
User Rights and Roles
Document Management
Modules
Project Planning
Cost Planning
Project Plans
Milestones/Timeline
Cost Control
Overview of Cost Control
Budget
Contract Management
Change Management
Supplement Management
Cost Prognosis
Cash Outflow Planning
Revenue Control
Overview of Revenue Control
Developer Calculation
Revenue Management
Special Request Management
Cash Flow and Financing
Project Portfolio
Multi-Project Controlling
Process Management
Workflow Management
Digital Approvals
Task Management
Mail Services
Reporting and Dashboards
Reporting
Project Dashboard
Multi-Project Dashboard
Interfaces
Services
Training
Consulting

Project Planning

Cost Planning

Cost planning is structured into phases such as cost framework, cost estimation, cost calculation, and cost proposal, where the costs of the planned construction project are estimated. Cost estimations can build on previous ones or be created using standard templates like the German DIN 276, the Swiss BKP, or the Austrian ÖNORM 1801. Calculation methods and benchmarks are ideally derived from completed projects and adapted to the specific requirements. The breakdown level and calculation method for each cost group are freely selectable. The digital approval process allows the current cost estimation to be used as the project budget and can be carried out in stages during project development.

Highlights

  • Cost Estimation According to DIN 276 or Custom Structure
  • Unlimited number of cost estimations
  • Top-down and bottom-up methods
  • Templates with benchmarks and formula-based approaches
  • Separate object data and key metrics for each project phase and planning variant
  • Comparison of different cost estimations with deviation analysis
  • Summary for tender packages and transition to the budget
  • Import of cost calculations via MS Excel
Example: COOR Cost Planning