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Construction Procurement Software

Automate your procure-to-pay process with Access Coins construction procurement software.  

Access Coins supports construction procurement from planning packages, selecting and negotiating contracts, and reviewing supplier performance for continual improvement. 

Procurement software built for construction

Make data-driven decisions and control your costs

  • Keep control of costs and payments with approval workflows and real-time cost data.
  • Streamline your procure-to-pay process and save time on administration.
  • Improve supplier relationships and track supplier performance.
  • Protect your procurement operations from fraud and rogue spend with electronic trading.
  • Automated data collection eliminates human error and streamlines procurement.  

Thousands of construction professionals streamline procurement with Access Coins

Construction procurement software – Key features

Supply Chain Management  

Set up trade agreements, manage and review your suppliers and subcontractors on one system.

Requisitions, Orders and Agreements

Automate your purchasing process, keep a record of purchase orders, discounts and rebates, and create your own approval workflow for secure purchasing. 

Procurement Reporting

Get better insights from your data with a huge range of detailed procurement reports available to help you analyze everything from equipment allocation to material deliveries.

Sourcing and Enquiries

Source suppliers and subcontractors by material, trade and location. Appraise bids and convert enquiries into orders.

Goods Received and Invoice Matching

Ensure your information is aligned with invoice matching, and easily flag invoices that need further attention.

E-Commerce

Trade electronically and quickly source product and pricing details with our e-commerce toolkit, saving processing time and costs.

Approval notifications 

Via email or mobile apps, let managers quickly approve purchases, invoices and exceptions.

Payment options

Select items for payment or part-pay items using suggested payments.

Data storage 

Store supplier agreements and track purchase history for analysis and auditing.

Automate your procure-to-pay process today!

Why choose Access Coins Construction cost management software?

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Implementation, support and training from Access Construction 

Access Construction works in partnership with your business to ensure you get the most from your ERP. 

Seamless Implementation 

Our construction technology consultants work closely with your team to prepare, validate, launch and review your software.

Training and onboarding

We tailor our training to different roles and work with your team to deliver training that sticks.  

Award-winning support services

Our knowledgeable support team are there to quickly solve issues which may arise. Technical support is available both online and on the phone. Premier Success Plan members have a dedicated Customer Success Manager and access to a designated Lead Technical Support Engineer.

Construction procurement software FAQs

What is the best procurement method for construction?

The best procurement method for construction depends on the project's complexity, timeline, budget, and risk tolerance. Here are the top methods:

Design-Bid-Build (Traditional): Separate design and construction phases. Best for well-defined, simple projects.

  • Pros: Clear roles, competitive bidding.
  • Cons: Longer timelines, risk of disputes.

Design-Build (D&B): One contractor handles both design and construction. Ideal for faster delivery.

  • Pros: Shorter timelines, single point of responsibility.
  • Cons: Less control over design, potential for higher costs.

Construction Management at Risk (CMAR): Early contractor involvement, guarantees maximum price. Good for complex projects.

  • Pros: Contractor input, reduced risk.
  • Cons: Higher pre-construction costs.

Construction Management Agency (CMA): The owner manages contracts, CM acts as an advisor.

  • Pros: Owner control, flexibility.
  • Cons: More administrative burden.

Public-Private Partnership (PPP): Private sector finances and builds public projects.

  • Pros: Risk transfer, private financing.
  • Cons: Long-term commitments, complex contracts.

Integrated Project Delivery (IPD): Collaborative approach with shared risks and rewards. Best for complex projects.

  • Pros: High collaboration, fewer conflicts.
  • Cons: Requires trust, not suitable for all projects.

Choose based on the project’s specific goals, control needs, and risk management.

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