# Powerplay alternative for site reporting > Compare SuperWise with Powerplay on site progress, material, quality checks, billing and schedule import, with each Powerplay statement sourced to its own site. Canonical: https://superwise.site/compare/powerplay-alternative/ Last updated: 2026-11-03 Powerplay's own site lists a mobile and desktop app for progress, material and procurement. This page sets that against what SuperWise covers, module by module, and says where each fits. Every statement about Powerplay links to its own site, read on 3 November 2026. ## Where Powerplay fits well Powerplay's site presents one mobile and desktop app for running projects. It lists real-time progress updates on your schedule, work shown with proofs, use of material, machinery and labour on every task, and a checklist for quality work. It also lists procurement and says it works with Tally and SAP, so you do not switch data. If your priority is one app that gathers site progress and material movement and hands figures to an accounts system you already run, Powerplay's own description matches that need. Sources: [Powerplay home page](https://getpowerplay.ai/) ## Module by module Each row names a module. The SuperWise cell is what the product guide documents. The Powerplay cell is what its own site says, with the source beside it. | Module | SuperWise | Powerplay | | --- | --- | --- | | Daily progress and proof | Yes. DPR generated from the day's site records, in sections you select, as PDF or Excel. | Yes. Lists real-time progress updates on your schedule, with proofs, use of material, machinery and labour on every task. (source: Powerplay home page) | | Material | Yes. Delivery challans with quality status, vehicle, driver and photos. Stock is approved deliveries less consumption. | Yes. Lists end-to-end procurement: know what to procure and get materials delivered in time, within budget. (source: Powerplay home page) | | Quality | Yes. Checklists filled on site. They can gate the start or finish of a task and attach to a delivery challan. | Yes. Lists a checklist for quality work. (source: Powerplay home page) | | Schedule | Yes. CPM schedule with WBS tasks and baselines. Progress is recorded per task or uploaded in Excel. | Yes. Lists a planner AI that creates a schedule from the BOQ. (source: Powerplay home page) | | RA bills and measurement | Yes. RA bills against work orders, with retention and mobilization deductions. Status runs Draft, Submitted, Approved, Paid. | Not found on its public pages. The page we read does not mention RA bills or a measurement book. (source: Powerplay home page) | | Approvals | Yes. Approval steps by role, Any or All approvers, with approver, date and comments recorded. | Yes. Lists roles and permissions combined with approvals. (source: Powerplay home page) | | Integrations | Partly. Zapier with six triggers and three actions. Bills inward carry a passed-to-Tally marker. Reports download as Excel and PDF. | Yes. Says it works with Tally and SAP, so you do not switch data. (source: Powerplay home page) | A cell that says the page does not mention a topic describes that page only. It does not say the product lacks the feature. ## Who should choose which Pick on the work you need done first. Each side rests on something the product states or documents. ### Choose Powerplay if - You want progress updates on your schedule with proofs, and the use of material, machinery and labour on every task. - You use Tally or SAP and want a tool that says it works with them, so you do not switch data. - You want a planner that creates a schedule from the BOQ. ### Choose SuperWise if - You bill by work order: RA bills with retention and mobilisation recovery, fed by measurement sheets. - You want to import a schedule built elsewhere, as Microsoft Project files or Excel, and keep CPM dates and baselines. - You want the approver, the date and the comment of every step on record, with steps set by role. ## Where SuperWise differs SuperWise covers the billing side of a works contract in the same system. An RA bill runs against a work order, with retention and mobilization deductions, and its quantities come from measurement sheets kept in the measurement book format. Approval steps by role record who approved and when. The Powerplay page we read does not mention RA bills or a measurement book. That describes the page, not the product, so ask Powerplay how it handles contractor billing before you shortlist on that point. Sources: [Powerplay home page](https://getpowerplay.ai/) ## Audit and evidence In SuperWise a delivery challan carries a quality status, the vehicle and driver, and photos of the loaded vehicle, the unloaded vehicle and the material. Each approval step records the approver, the date and comments, and a tenant setting can stamp the time on photos taken in the app. Powerplay lists proofs on tasks, and roles and permissions combined with approvals. What an approval step records is not on the page we read. Sources: [Powerplay home page](https://getpowerplay.ai/) ## Integrations with other tools SuperWise imports schedules from Microsoft Project files (MPP or XML) and from Excel. A bill inward can be marked as passed to Tally, with who did it and when. Zapier carries six triggers and three actions, such as creating a site issue from another tool. Powerplay's page says it works with Tally and SAP. SuperWise has no documented direct SAP or Tally connection, so if that link is a requirement, Powerplay's statement is the one to test. Sources: [Powerplay home page](https://getpowerplay.ai/) ## How a rollout runs SuperWise is set up in two layers. Company masters such as users, roles, organisations, resources and schedule templates are entered once, and each project then gets its schedule, its BOQ and its site entries. Resources import in bulk from Excel. Start with one project and one report. A DPR from a single project shows quickly whether your site team enters data on the phone, before you commit other projects. ## Migration and onboarding SuperWise documents no importer for another tool's site records. Bring the structure across: resources by Excel, the schedule by an MPP, XML or Excel file, and start site entries from a cut-over date. Keep the old history as exported files. Ask Powerplay for an export of your projects before you stop using it. The pages we read do not describe one, and that may differ in your contract. Sources: [Powerplay home page](https://getpowerplay.ai/) ## Frequently asked questions ### Is Powerplay a direct replacement for SuperWise? That depends on your scope. Powerplay's site lists progress, material, checklists and procurement in one app. SuperWise covers those site records and also RA bills, measurement sheets and approval steps. If contractor billing evidence has to sit in the same system, compare that row first. ### Which product handles RA bills? SuperWise runs RA bills against work orders, with retention and mobilization deductions and the status Draft, Submitted, Approved, Paid. The Powerplay page we read does not mention RA bills. ### Can SuperWise import a schedule I built elsewhere? Yes, from Microsoft Project files (MPP or XML), a Primavera XER file or an Excel template. The import creates a schedule template that you place in the schedule and approve. SuperWise writes no MPP or XER file back. ### Does SuperWise connect to Tally and SAP? Not as a live connection. A bill inward carries a passed-to-Tally marker with who and when, reports download as Excel and PDF, and Zapier moves records to other tools. Powerplay's site says it works with Tally and SAP. ### Is this the same Powerplay as trypowerplay.com? The old address trypowerplay.com now redirects to getpowerplay.ai, which is the site this page reads. We compared against that site only, on 3 November 2026, and mark this as provisional until the owner confirms the product match. ### How do I check the Powerplay statements on this page? Each one is quoted in the Sources list with the day we read it. Open the link and search for the phrase. Pages change, so read the current page before you decide. ## Sources Each statement about another product links to that product's own site, and the Sources list on the page quotes the phrase it relies on. A cell that says the pages do not mention a topic describes those pages only; it does not say the product lacks the feature. - [Powerplay home page](https://getpowerplay.ai/) (read 3 November 2026) ## Related - [RA bill certification](https://superwise.site/features/ra-bill-certification/) - [Daily progress report app](https://superwise.site/solutions/daily-progress-report-app/) - [Microsoft Project integration](https://superwise.site/integrations/microsoft-project/) - [All comparisons](https://superwise.site/compare/)