S Sinc
Built for construction

Every site, every shilling, one place.

Sinc keeps funding requests, site spend, attendance, reports and plant where the whole office can see them — instead of scattered across WhatsApp threads and a folder of photographed receipts.

Accounts are created by the office. Ask for one if you do not have it yet.

A site team walking a freshly poured slab
Request Funded

Cement, 120 bags

Riverside Court · Materials

Receipt attached · awaiting check

What it actually does

Six things the office chases every week, each one with a record behind it.

Money leaves with a reason

A manager requests against a budget line. The office approves and funds it. The spend comes back with a receipt before anything else is released.

Reports that arrive

Daily and weekly, one format per site. Wrong figure sent? Correct it — the original is kept alongside the reason, and the office is told to read it again.

Casuals counted daily

Mark who turned up each morning. At the end of the week the sheet is the payment request — no rewriting names into a notebook.

Budget against actual

Live, per line, per site and company-wide. The office sees what is left before it approves the next request, not at month end.

Plant and tools have an address

Every machine and every tool sits at a named site with a named person. Transfers are signed for on arrival, and services fall due on their own.

Nobody waits in silence

Requests, approvals and late reports go out by SMS and WhatsApp — the phone people already answer, not an inbox they never open.

Rows of finished houses on a completed estate
Sites
Excavators working an open cut
Plant
Racking in a materials store
Stores

One cycle, and it closes

Money goes out against a reason and comes back accounted for. Nothing new is released while the last advance is still open.

A site worker fitting an electrical box
  1. 1

    Request

    The site asks for money against a line, with a reason.

  2. 2

    Approve

    The office checks what is left on that line and funds it.

  3. 3

    Spend

    The manager buys, and photographs the receipt.

  4. 4

    Account

    It is checked off against the request. Then the next one.

Everyone sees their own job

A project manager sees the sites they run and nothing else — and never the budget behind them. The accountant sees every figure in the company but signs off only what is theirs to sign. The office sees all of it.

Access is set per person, per site, from inside the system. Somebody covering for a colleague on leave is given that cover for those dates, and it lapses on its own.

Role Sees
Project manager Their sites. No budgets, no balances.
Accountant Every figure, company-wide. Limited actions.
Operations Everything, and approves the money.
Executive The monthly report, with the accounts in it.
Workers tying reinforcement on a slab

Stop asking where the money went.

It is already written down, against the site it was spent on, with the receipt attached.