SIS Construct 365

By audience

Accounting & Finance

• Runs construction job costing, WIP and over/under billing inside Dynamics 365 rather than bolting a separate construction ledger onto the ERP.
• Advanced Labor handles union fringes, certified payroll and prevailing-wage reporting, which stock Dynamics 365 does not do.
• Financial reporting stays in the same Power BI and Dataverse stack the rest of the business already reports from.

Project Manager

• Project cost management ties commitments, change orders and forecasts to the same records finance closes against.
• Field Operations pushes work orders and time capture back into the project record without a separate field app's export step.

Executive Leadership

• One system of record across bidding, delivery and service work, instead of a construction point solution plus a general-ledger ERP that reconcile monthly.
• Microsoft licensing and identity already in place, which is usually the reason a Dynamics-standardised contractor picks an ISV suite over a standalone construction ERP.

Specialty Contracting

• Service management alongside project accounting suits specialty contractors that run both installed work and recurring service calls.
• Union and certified payroll handling matters most to specialty trades working public jobs.

General Contracting

• Subcontract commitments, change orders and job cost roll up into the Dynamics financials the corporate side already runs.

By phase

Pre-Construction

• CRM for Projects tracks pursuits and bid opportunities in the same system the awarded job will later be costed in, so nothing is re-keyed at award.

Construction

• Job cost, commitments, change orders, labor and field operations run against the live project through delivery.
• Certified payroll is produced from the same time records that drive job cost, rather than reconstructed at period end.

Closeout & Operations

• Service management carries the relationship past closeout for contractors who maintain what they installed.