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Construction ERP that follows every bag and every rupee

BuildAura connects your sites, your store and your office. Material requests, purchase orders, stock, bills with GST, petty cash, subcontractors, attendance and payroll, in one system built for Indian builders and civil contractors.

  • GST on every document
  • Works on Android and iPhone
  • Owner approvals built in

BuildAura in numbers

  • 10modules on one set of records, from estimate to payslip
  • ~140permissions to shape exactly what each role can do
  • 7GST reason codes built into debit and credit notes
  • 3ways to receive material: against an order, a challan or a bill

One purchase, followed from the site to the payment

The request, the order, the goods received, the bill and the payment are one record. Everyone sees what is still open, and nobody types it twice.
How procurement works

TMT bar Fe 500D, 12 mm

Riverside Heights, Block B

  1. 1

    Request

    MR-118

    8 tonnes requested by the site

    ApprovedSite engineer
  2. 2

    Order

    PO-2041

    8 tonnes at ₹56,500 per tonne

    Partly receivedPurchase team
  3. 3

    Receive

    Challan 7742

    7.6 tonnes received, 0.4 tonnes to come

    ReceivedStore keeper
  4. 4

    Bill

    INV/1186

    ₹5,06,692 with CGST + SGST

    BookedAccounts
  5. 5

    Pay

    Payment out

    ₹3,00,000 paid, ₹2,06,692 due

    Awaiting ownerAccounts
Ordered
8 tonnes
Received
7.6 tonnes
Billed
₹5,06,692
Balance due
₹2,06,692
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Everything a construction business runs on

Ten modules on one set of records. Start with the ones that hurt most and switch on the rest when you're ready.

Nothing moves until the right person says yes

Payments, bills, material requests, petty cash spends and stock corrections from your team wait for someone with approval rights. Roles come from about 140 permissions, people see only their projects, and every change stays in the record's history.

Approvals and permissions

GST-ready purchase orders, sent on WhatsApp or email

Each order carries both parties' GSTIN, HSN codes and the IGST or CGST + SGST split, with your logo, terms and signature. Tap Share on the order and the PDF goes to the supplier's WhatsApp or inbox. Bills, sales invoices and debit or credit notes record the same GST detail. Not sure which split a bill needs? Read our guide to IGST and CGST + SGST on construction bills.

Note A
IGST or CGST + SGST, per item or for the whole order.
Note B
Your logo, terms and signature, with the amount in words.
Note C
Share on WhatsApp or Send Email, right from the order.

Illustration with sample data.

How getting started works

There's no sign-up form that leaves you alone with an empty screen. We set BuildAura up with you.
  1. 1

    Demo on your project

    We walk a real purchase through BuildAura using your materials and sites.

  2. 2

    Trial workspace

    We set up your company with you: projects, materials, parties and users.

  3. 3

    Your team logs in

    Each person signs in with their mobile number, on the phone or a laptop.

  4. 4

    Decide with your own data

    Run real entries through the trial before you commit.

Questions builders ask first

All questions

How do I try BuildAura?

Book a demo or request a free trial. There's no self sign-up: we set up a workspace for your company with you, then send login details to the mobile numbers you give us.

Is there a mobile app?

BuildAura works on Android and iPhone. It installs from a link, opens full screen like any other app, and sends push notifications.

Does BuildAura replace Tally?

No. BuildAura records and approves project transactions with their GST details. It doesn't file GST returns or sync with Tally.

How much does BuildAura cost?

Plans start at ₹500 per person a month, paid yearly, with a minimum of 5 people and GST added. Every plan starts with one month free. The pricing page lists every plan and has a calculator.

See BuildAura on one of your own projects

Bring a real site. In the demo we walk one purchase from the site's request to the payment, using your materials and your way of working, and answer questions on setup and pricing.