Permissions
File and worksheet-level controls cannot reliably match project, package, region and board-level access needs.
Replacing fragile commercial spreadsheets with auditable workbooks, integrated data and enterprise-grade visibility.
In construction, the outturn is the final actual cost or margin delivered at project completion — what the numbers land on when it’s all done, measured against the original forecast.
Every commercial team is managing the distance between today’s forecast and their eventual outturn. That gap is where risk lives.
Two tier-1 contractors. The same pattern.
Complexity of a single project Commercial workbook:
Complexity of a single project Commercial workbook:
File and worksheet-level controls cannot reliably match project, package, region and board-level access needs.
Formulas, lookups and manual edits can change without a clean audit trail.
Large workbooks slow down, become fragile and are difficult to support across many projects.
Automation helps users, but macros create maintenance, compatibility and security exposure.
Project files hold valuable commercial data, but it is hard to centralise, validate and analyse at portfolio level.
It is a governed platform: Excel-like where users need flexibility, database-backed where the business needs control.
Spreadsheet-style editing, formula bar, working tabs and controlled cross-tab references.
Structured tabs, field validation, permissions, audit logs and version history on every change.
Integrations, analytics models, BI dashboards and AI-ready commercial data for the whole portfolio.
Explore the strongest product areas: the dashboard with S-curves and package margin charts, the package subledger with feeder-sheet input, upstream/downstream claims, scenario modelling, tasks, trends and granular permissions.
The landing page now shows the same executive story as the app: headline margin, risk exposure, live S-curves and package margin performance.
Dashboard views are grounded in governed package, cost, value and forecast records rather than disconnected reporting packs.
Each package shows its Details, Feeder, Risk & Opportunities and Tasks tabs, with Cat 1–7 inputs for net order, transfers, variations, contra charges, provisions and claims.
QS-level package inputs roll into the project dashboard, package margin chart, Commercial summary and controlled forecast position.
Commercial teams can see submitted, assessed and forecast-included values by direction, so claims are visible in the same workbook as cost, value and package forecasts.
Entitlement positions can be reviewed alongside package performance and modelled before they become part of the official forecast.
Commercial teams can model upside, downside and likely values before deciding what should become the official governed forecast.
Scenario rows help teams understand exposure without prematurely overwriting structured project records.
Actions created during commercial review can be assigned, given due dates and moved from To do to In progress to Done.
Users can track their own commercial follow-ups while managers keep visibility of open actions across the team.
Movement can be reviewed from portfolio headline down to project, package, claim and assumption level after period locks create a baseline.
Commercial teams can move beyond static snapshots and see the drivers behind changes in value, cost, margin, risk and opportunity.
When required, QS users can be restricted to managing only their own work packages while managers retain project-wide review and approval rights.
Package-level assignment supports accountability without opening the whole commercial workbook to every contributor.
Working tabs and package feeder sheets stay flexible, while official structured values are governed with full audit history.
The platform supports review, freeze, reopen and lock-period workflows so teams can compare future movement against a recorded baseline.
Commercial data with fixed fields, validation and enforced schema
Flexible user analysis, safely separated from governed data
Keep the spreadsheet-like working style, reduce rework, and improve confidence in submitted numbers.
See regional and portfolio movement earlier, with exception-driven review instead of manual chasing.
Improve traceability, consolidation and month-end governance without relying on uncontrolled files.
Replace fragile macro files with a controlled application and integration-ready data model.
Outtrn can feed dashboards that commercial directors, finance teams and executives can trust because the underlying workbook data is typed, validated and auditable.
See the governed workbook in action. Early access is now open — request your place on the platform.