How it works
From set-up to handover — and after.
Lattice is set up once around your company, then runs on a simple daily rhythm on site and in the office.
Getting started
Set up in days, not months.
Your company
Your people, roles and who can approve what. Your lists: work groups, worker types, delay reasons, checklists, units of area.
Your project
Blocks, floors and flats created in one go. A team for the project — each person with a role on it.
Your plan
Start from a template, or upload your existing plan from Excel and review every task before it goes in.
Your opening data
Opening stock, suppliers (or import them from ERPNext), customers and residents from Excel.
Every day
The daily rhythm.
| When | On site | In the office |
|---|---|---|
| Morning | Workers sheet starts from yesterday’s — adjust the numbers and tasks. | Dashboard: what is overrunning, what is waiting for sign-off, what starts this week. |
| During the day | Progress updates and photos; material issued; delays and concerns raised as they happen. | Material requests approved; purchase orders raised; sign-offs given. |
| End of day | The daily log: where the work was done, photos, notes, materials used. | Daily site report as a PDF; alerts for anything that crossed a limit. |
| Every week / month | — | Progress, delay, QC and workforce reports; collections and dues follow-ups. |
The life of a project
One record, start to finish.
- Plan
Blocks, floors, flats and the Gantt plan with links.
- Build
Daily progress, workers, materials, quality and sign-off.
- Sell
Customers, unit sales, payment schedules tied to the work.
- Hand over & maintain
Handover checklist, then residents, issues, dues and amenities.
Under the hood
Practical choices for real sites.
Open it in the phone’s browser and add it to the home screen. Updates arrive on their own.
Screens already opened stay readable; the app shows when data is older and refreshes when the signal returns.
Plans, flats, stock, suppliers, customers and dues come in from Excel with a preview — and go out to Excel.
The open-source framework behind ERPNext. Lattice runs alongside ERPNext and only reads from it (suppliers), never writes to it.
People see only the projects they are on, and only what their role there allows.
Each alert is raised once, the day a limit is crossed, and opens the right screen.
See it on your own project.
A walkthrough with your blocks, your schedule and your team’s roles — straight from the founder of Konkat, no sales desk in between.