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Commercial confidence in construction is under pressure. This webinar explores how improved predictability, visibility and control help contractors protect profit and make more confident commercial decisions.

Construction projects exist in the real world. Unlike creative arts or software, there's a tangible, physical building at the end. But that building only comes together because everyone, from project owners to contractors and subcontractors, agrees on what needs to be done, how it will be delivered and how much it will cost.

Fragmented systems create hidden inefficiencies, increase risk and weaken commercial alignment. Over time, this erodes confidence in decision making and highlights the need for an integrated ERP system.

Cash flow challenges in construction are rarely just about profitability. More often, they are caused by delays, blind spots and poor coordination. With better forecasting and small process improvements, cash flow can become far more predictable and resilient.

With average pre tax margins at just 2.4 percent, UK contractors have little room for error. Here are five early signs your margins are at risk and how to act before it is too late.

Discover how construction businesses can reduce uncertainty and build predictable performance. This whitepaper explores practical ways to improve visibility, strengthen collaboration, and create confidence through consistent data, disciplined processes, and integrated ways of working.

Unlike other industries, construction firms can’t sit back and wait for clients to come to them. Projects are put out to tender, and contractors and subcontractors must compete to win the work.

Cost value reconciliation (CVR) sits at the financial heart of any construction project. It is a process used to compare what a project is costing against the value it is generating. The purpose is simple: to show whether a project is profitable, breaking even, or heading for trouble.