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For Kenya's construction professionals

A clear paper trail for every project.

Build the BOQ, send the quotation, bill the stages and receipt the payments, all under one permanent Project ID, and bring the other firms on the job into the same record. Issued documents lock, so what your client holds is what's on record.

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BOQ-0001 Rev 0
Two-classroom block
Issued
ItemQtyRateAmount
Excavate trenches48.6 m³75036,450
Machine-cut stone walling310 m²1,850573,500
Pre-painted iron sheets240 m²980235,200
Subtotal
845,150.00
VAT 16%
135,224.00
Total (KES)
980,374.00
Sample figures, not market rates.
  • Quantity Surveyors
  • Architects
  • Civil and Structural Engineers
  • Building Contractors
  • Plumbers
  • Electricians
  • Hardware and Material Suppliers

What works today

From first estimate to final receipt

Each step picks up from the last, so nothing gets typed twice.

  1. Project

    Each project gets a permanent ID that never changes.

  2. BOQ

    Build it in sections. Changes after issue become numbered revisions.

  3. Quotation

    Create it from the current BOQ, and record your client's answer.

  4. Invoice

    Bill an accepted quotation in stages, and see what's owed.

  5. Receipt

    Each payment gets a numbered receipt with a QR code.

What works today

One record for everyone on the job

The project's own firm keeps the full record. Every other firm sees what concerns it, and nothing it adds can be quietly changed later.

Bring the other firms in

Invite the contractor, engineer or architect by email, or find their firm on JengaTrack. They see the project and the documents you choose to share, read-only, and never your client's details or drafts.

Transmittals with answers that stay

Send drawings and documents to firms on the project for information, comment or approval. Each answer is recorded with its date and can't be changed afterwards.

Appointments both sides agree

You record who is appointed to do what, with the letter attached. The firm confirms it or disputes it with a reason, and both sides' words stay on record.

A register of materials on site

Record each delivery and inspection as it happens: accepted, held or rejected, with photos and certificates. Entries are never edited. A mistake is corrected by a new entry.

Concerns with a right of reply

Any firm on the project can raise a concern and name the firm it's about. That firm can answer it, and only the firms involved see it. It never appears on a public page.

An evidence report when you need one

Download a PDF of what your firm can see on a project: appointments, transmittals, the materials register, concerns and the project record. It compiles the firms' own entries. It isn't a finding or a legal opinion.

What works today

Tools for the bill

Everything here works with or without any supplier on the platform.

A catalogue to pick from

Start typing and pick a product or service from a catalogue organised by trade. It fills in the description and unit. You always set your own rates.

Rates built from their parts

Build a line's rate from materials, labour, plant and subcontract, with waste on materials. The build-up stays with your firm and never prints.

A tender copy for bidders

Print or export the same bill with every rate and amount left out, ready for contractors to price. Provisional and prime cost sums stay in.

Excel and Word, both ways

Export any BOQ, quotation or invoice to Excel or Word. Import a bill from an Excel or CSV file, check the preview, and it becomes a draft. Totals are worked out again, never copied from the file.

Compare tenders and prices

Load bidders' priced tender copies and see them side by side, line by line. Compare catalogue lines with the prices that reviewed supplier shops have listed.

Ask shops for a quote

Send the lines you choose to up to 10 reviewed supplier shops. They price them in their account, and the replies arrive side by side. They never see your rates, client or project.

Why it holds up

Records you can stand behind

Issued means locked

An issued BOQ, sent quotation or issued invoice can't be quietly edited. Corrections are new, visible records.

Payments can't be rewritten

Entries are never edited or deleted. A bounced cheque is reversed, and both entries stay on record.

Checkable by your client

A QR code on each invoice and receipt opens a page showing its status, including if it was voided later.

Totals that add up

Every total is worked out from the lines in whole cents, so it can't drift the way a spreadsheet can.

Who it's for

Built for the people who build

From a sole tradesperson to a practice of professionals. Choose your trade to see how it fits.

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