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What landed, and when

12 capabilities across 2 months, dated. A record of delivery is true forever; a roadmap is true until someone ships, which is why this page carries one and /features carries the other.

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  • The claim got assessed line by line

    Every claim line carries a cost code, pre-filled from the docket line it came from, and nothing certifies while a line is uncoded. Assess the line rather than the total, and every approved variation line arrives as an award item you can claim against.

  • Your history came in from Excel

    One docket workbook per contract brings a job that started before tectm onto the platform, and a month already imported is refused instead of quietly doubled. Mark the batch settled and the accrual comes back down.

  • The project got a document register

    Contracts, purchase orders and the documents tectm renders itself, on one register per project. Write a purchase order from your own template and your logo, your colour and your signatory land on every PDF the organisation issues.

  • Extraction stopped choking on long contracts

    A hundred-page contract and its schedules now read in per-bucket passes instead of one. You watch each pass land rather than a spinner.

  • Permissions became yours to set

    Clone one of the built-in permission bundles and adjust it to how your organisation works. Re-grade a bundle and it states how many people it will affect before you commit, with the database checking that number rather than the screen.

  • The dashboard started ranking the risk

    One headline figure above four tabs: cost control, the program, the open items waiting on the team, and contract admin. A site supervisor gets the non-financial half, and the tabs they cannot see are absent rather than greyed out.

  • A job runs on its own clock

    Dates resolve where the work is, so a Perth job stops being priced on Sydney time and a Queensland one stops inheriting a public holiday it never had. The docket import prices on the project's own calendar.

  • Tectus started answering

    Ask your contracts a question and get the clause and the page back. It only reads what you can read, and where there is no source it says so instead of guessing.

  • The revenue side caught up with the cost side

    Claim up the chain the way you assess down it: progress capture, a claim you can drill from the line to the day to the docket, retention, back charges, and liquidated damages that count from the date an extension of time moved you to.

  • The budget became a sheet you type in

    Cells, paste, undo and comments, on the real budget. Every tracked figure opens onto the individual charges sitting behind it.

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  • Procurement arrived

    Suppliers, a searchable catalogue, purchase orders priced off the resolved rate, deliveries recorded against them and supplier invoices reconciled line by line.

  • The job went in your pocket

    Submit a docket, clear the approvals pile and fill in the diary from the phone, on site, without going back to a laptop.

Older than this list goes

The register keeps the recent months. The spine underneath it (budget, program, live margin, dockets, claims, certificates) was built before them and is described on the features page.