Planning software for utility and road works contractors
Do you work for UK Power Networks, Openreach, CityFibre or Virgin Media O2, directly or through a main contractor? And is someone at your company still retyping files from portals such as Smartwork or Synductis into Excel? Then give us a call. You'll get those hours and that margin back faster than you think.
1,000+ users in Belgium · connected to Synductis, Fluvius, Fiberklaar, Wyre ...
Why UPrince
UPrince knows the trade of fibre, water, sewer, electricity and road contractors. Trench, pit, LSBUD, Street Manager, PDP, DP, POP, Synductis, traffic management: you don't have to explain a thing to us.
Planning, work orders, hours, bill of quantities, change orders, photos, as-built and final settlement all sit on the same project number. Nobody types anything in twice any more.
How much are you left with on that contract? Which crew is performing well? What do you still have to settle with your subcontractor, or with your main contractor? In UPrince you don't have to work that out. You just read it off.
Sectors
Coordinating trenches between Openreach, CityFibre, Hyperoptic and Virgin Media O2, with Synductis in the same file.
Discover →Thames Water, Severn Trent, Anglian Water. Sewer execution plans, manholes and pressure mains on one schedule.
Discover →UK Power Networks, SSEN, Northern Powergrid. High voltage and low voltage, with HSE and traffic management built in.
Discover →Cadent, SGN, Northern Gas Networks. Low- and medium-pressure mains, connections and pressure-reducing stations, with ATEX safety built in and LSBUD searches tracked per site.
Discover →Cities, municipalities and provinces. Sewers, collectors, framework contracts, with the site diary and weather-delay register built in.
Discover →As a subcontractor
Then you know the arguments. Hours that get disputed. Bills of quantities that never get accepted. Extra work that is still being discussed three months later.
In UPrince your crews record hours, photos and quantities per address, as the work happens. When it comes to settling up, your evidence is ready in the format your main contractor asks for. And if you want to work directly for the network operator later on, your administration is already set up for it.
From the field
We don't put names on a website. Ask us during the call — then you can phone a customer yourself.
I used to spend an hour every evening copying the work orders into Excel. Now it happens on site, with the client's signature on the tablet. I'm home by half past five.
Site manager
Fibre · 30–50 employees · East Flanders
I only found out three weeks later whether we'd had a good month. Now I can see on Wednesday how the previous week went: margin per site, hours per crew, open change orders.
Managing director
Electricity + utilities · 80–120 employees · Hainaut
I used to ring the site manager first thing every morning. Now I check the evening before what's on for tomorrow, who's riding along and which materials are ready. In the morning we drive straight to the site.
Foreman
Water & Sewer · 40–60 employees · Limburg
The paperwork grows every year
Every year brings more paperwork: safety documents, photos as evidence, reporting to your client. Whoever keeps that up by hand is still at their desk in the evening. UPrince puts all of it into the project file while the work simply carries on.
Read more about UPrince →In 30 minutes we show it on a file like yours: your sector, your client.
