Solutions
Whether you design, coordinate or build, Tropic helps you stay on track.
By role
Structure your trades, plan by zone and steer each job's economics without piling up spreadsheets.
Coordinate field teams, track real progress and anticipate overlaps between trades.
Keep an overview of the schedule, share information with the right people and smooth coordination.
Track regulatory deadlines, work permits and compliance items on your sensitive operations.
By need
Build a clear schedule by zone and level, shared in real time.
Align every trade and stakeholder on one source of information.
Track project economics per job, from committed to actual.
Give everyone the right access with roles and permissions.
A PWA installed on desktop, tablet or mobile, right to the site.
Less re-keying, fewer back-and-forths, more time on what matters.
In practice
Features rarely speak for themselves. Here is what they are for, concretely, in a week at a design office.
The tender pack lands on a Friday, the deadline is three weeks out, and the bill of quantities runs to twelve hundred lines. Without a tool, you re-key the structure into a spreadsheet, paste prices from three different files, and spot the coefficient error the night before submission. With a structured price database and a direct import, the time goes where it matters: checking quantities, adjusting installation times, deciding the margin.
A client asks whether you can take on a job in March. An honest answer means knowing each engineer's real workload, the leave already booked and the deliverables already committed. When that information lives in three separate schedules, you answer on instinct. When it is consolidated, you answer in thirty seconds — and you don't commit to a month that is already full.
A job priced at forty days of design work consumes sixty. The problem is not the overrun: it is finding out at invoicing. By comparing the budget per stage with actual progress, the gap shows up while it can still be corrected — you reassign, you negotiate a variation, or at the very least you see it coming.
Getting started
Thirty minutes on your projects, your stages, your actual habits. Not a generic demo.
Price database, bills of quantities, team lists: whatever already exists imports from Excel.
Stages, business units, roles, coefficients: the tool aligns to your organisation, not the reverse.
A live project rather than a sandbox. It is the only way to know whether the tool holds up.
Frequently asked questions
Tell us how you work: we'll show you how Tropic adapts.