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StrategicERP and SuperWise for construction contractors

StrategicERP's own pages describe an ERP for large construction and infrastructure businesses, with RA billing and MS Project import and export. This page compares the two, including where StrategicERP lists more.

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At a glance

Three rows of the comparison: SuperWise and StrategicERP
Topic SuperWise StrategicERP
RA bills Yes Yes
Schedule Partly Yes
Accounts integration Partly Yes

StrategicERP statements read on . Not found means the pages we read do not mention it.

The SuperWise schedule playground: a task tree with WBS codes, dates, durations and progress beside a Gantt timeline with the critical path highlighted, and an inspector for the selected task.

Where StrategicERP fits well

StrategicERP's infrastructure page says it was developed for managing large-scale construction and infrastructure businesses. It lists RA billing based on project progress, tendering and registration of contractors, goods requisition, comparison and purchase order creation, stock ledger management with GRN and GIN, and integration with Tally and Oracle Financials.

Its project portfolio page lists import and export of the project schedule from MS Project, tracking daily progress from the mobile app with live images, and well-defined APIs for third-party applications. On those pages it covers more of the finance side than SuperWise does.

Sources: StrategicERP infrastructure page, StrategicERP project portfolio management page

Module by module

The SuperWise cell is what the product guide documents. The StrategicERP cell is what its own pages say, with the source beside it.

Read on . Yes Partly Not found on its public pages

Modules in StrategicERP and SuperWise, with the source of each StrategicERP cell
Module SuperWise StrategicERP
RA bills Yes RA bills against work orders, with retention and mobilization deductions. Status runs Draft, Submitted, Approved, Paid. Yes Lists RA billing based on project progress. Source: StrategicERP infrastructure page
Measurement book Yes Measurement sheets in measurement book format (number x length x breadth x height, less deductions) feed RA bill quantities. Not found on its public pages The pages we read do not mention a measurement book. Source: StrategicERP infrastructure page
Procurement and stores Yes Delivery challans with quality status, vehicle, driver and photos. Stock is approved deliveries less consumption. Yes Lists goods requisition, comparison and purchase order creation, and stock ledger management with GRN and GIN. Source: StrategicERP infrastructure page
Schedule Partly Schedule templates import from Microsoft Project (MPP or XML), Primavera (XER) and Excel. No MPP or XER file is written. Yes Lists import and export of the project schedule from MS Project, and Gantt charts. Source: StrategicERP project portfolio management page
Daily progress Yes DPR generated from the day's site records, in sections you select, as PDF or Excel. Yes Lists tracking daily progress from the mobile app with live images, and an Interactive DPR. Source: StrategicERP project portfolio management page
Accounts integration Partly Bills inward carry a passed-to-Tally marker. Reports download as Excel and PDF. Yes Lists integration with Tally and Oracle Financials. Source: StrategicERP infrastructure page
APIs Partly Zapier with six triggers and three actions. The product guide documents no other API. Yes Lists well-defined APIs for third-party applications. Source: StrategicERP project portfolio management 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.

Fit, side by side

Who should choose which

Pick on the work you need done first. Each side rests on something the product states or documents.

Choose StrategicERP if

Choose SuperWise if

  • You need the measurement book chain: sheets that feed RA bill quantities, capped at the work order quantity.
  • You want approvals by role, any or all members, with the approver, the date and the comment kept on every step.
  • You want site-first records and a DPR the site team fills in, with schedule import from Microsoft Project files or Excel.

Where SuperWise differs

SuperWise keeps the measurement book and the RA bill in one chain. Measurement sheets approved at site feed the bill quantities, and approval steps by role record who approved, when and with what comment.

StrategicERP lists RA billing. The pages we read do not mention a measurement book. On MS Project its page lists import and export, while SuperWise imports MPP or XML and writes no MPP file back.

Sources: StrategicERP infrastructure page, StrategicERP project portfolio management page

A SuperWise running account bill for a contractor: work order lines with this bill, cumulative and work order quantities, rate and amount, the certified total with mobilization recovery, retention and TDS deducted to a net payable, the approval trail and the contract position.

Audit and evidence

In SuperWise the record carries its evidence: a quality status and photos on the delivery challan, attachments on an issue, and a stored approver, date and comment at each approval step.

StrategicERP's app page lists real-time project updates through an Interactive DPR, daily progress reports and store aging and stock reports. The pages do not say what an approval stores.

Sources: StrategicERP project management app page

A SuperWise delivery challan record against a purchase order: supplier challan, vehicle and driver, ordered and delivered quantities with the permissible variation and a Short status on two lines, three photo tiles, a quality check with remarks, and Approve and Flag for review buttons.

Integrations with other tools

SuperWise imports MPP, XML and Excel schedules and has Zapier triggers and actions. A bill inward can be marked as passed to Tally, with who and when.

StrategicERP's infrastructure page lists integration with Tally and Oracle Financials, and its home page says it syncs with portals such as Tally, SAP, eSSL, 99Acres, Housing and Magicbricks. If a live accounts link matters, that is a difference in StrategicERP's favour on its own description.

Sources: StrategicERP infrastructure page, StrategicERP home page

How a rollout runs

An ERP covering accounts, stock and payroll takes a larger rollout than a site and contract system. With SuperWise, company masters and a project BOQ come first, and site entries can begin on one project.

Choose a pilot project with an active contractor, so the first RA bill goes through the full measurement chain.

Migration and onboarding

SuperWise documents no importer for ERP records. Resources import from Excel and the schedule from an MPP, XML or Excel file. BOQ and work orders are entered in the product.

If you move from StrategicERP, keep its ledgers and stock history there. The pages we read do not describe a data export, so ask StrategicERP what it offers.

Sources: StrategicERP infrastructure page

Frequently asked questions

Does StrategicERP have RA billing?

Its infrastructure page lists RA billing based on project progress. SuperWise also runs RA bills, against work orders, with retention and mobilization deductions. The StrategicERP pages we read do not mention a measurement book, so compare how quantities reach the bill.

Which product writes a schedule back to MS Project?

StrategicERP's project portfolio page lists import and export of the schedule from MS Project. SuperWise imports MPP, XML or XER files and Excel templates and writes no MPP or XER file back.

Is SuperWise an ERP?

No. It covers site records, schedule, procurement chains, measurement sheets and RA bills. Accounts stay in your ledger, and a bill inward can be marked as passed to Tally.

Does StrategicERP use AI?

Its home page presents ERP and CRM with AI for construction, real estate and infrastructure. SuperWise documents an AI schedule builder that drafts templates and playground nodes from a conversation, and a help agent.

How do I check the StrategicERP statements?

Each statement is quoted in the Sources list with the day we read the page. Open the link and search for the phrase, and read the current page before you decide.

Sources

Each statement about another product links to that product's own site. A table cell that says the page does not mention a topic describes that page only; it does not say the product lacks the feature.

  1. StrategicERP infrastructure page (read )

    • Developed For Managing Large Scale Construction & Infrastructure Businesses
    • RA billing (based on project progress)
    • Tendering and registration of contractors
    • Management of goods requisition, comparison, and Purchase Order creation
    • Stock Ledger Management - GRN and GIN
    • Integration with TALLY and Oracle Financials
    • Daily, weekly, and monthly progress reports

  2. StrategicERP project portfolio management page (read )

    • Import/Export Project schedule from MS Project
    • Monitor and Manage project progress with Gantt charts
    • Track daily progress from the Mobile app with ease (with live images)
    • Well-Defined APIs: Ensure smooth integration with third-party applications, reducing manual data entry.

  3. StrategicERP home page (read )

    • AI-Powered ERP & CRM for Construction, Real Estate & Infrastructure
    • Sync your ERP+AI system with portals like Tally, SAP, eSSL, 99Acres, Housing, and Magicbricks.

  4. StrategicERP project management app page (read )

    • real-time project updates through Interactive DPR, daily progress reports, and store aging and stock reports.

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