LAYAW SystemFor Philippine contractorsPHT --:--

Contract
₱10,500,000
Budget from the BOQ
₱8,607,090
Past due, 1 client
₱118,250
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The whole job,in one record.

Schedule, bill of quantities, warehouse, purchasing, billing, books and payroll for a construction company. Type a number once. Every desk sees it.

Figures shown are sample data · demo company

02 — Where it goes wrong

One number,
typed four times,
is four numbers.

Most contractors run a job on spreadsheets and a group chat. The same figure gets typed again at every desk, and each copy drifts.

  1. Estimate.xlsxThe estimator, the day it was priced₱648,000
  2. PO-0142.docxPurchasing, two digits swapped₱684,000
  3. Billing 03.xlsxThe office, from last month's price₱631,500
  4. Group chatThe foreman, from memory“mga 650k”

In LAYAW Project Manager

BOQ line · Ready-mix concrete, 3000 psi₱648,000

Typed once. The schedule, the purchase order, the billing and the books all read this line.

Sample figures

03 — How a job moves

Bill of Quantities
The bill of quantities: every line with its estimated cost beside what was actually spent.
Routing
Routing: each open request, whose desk it is on, and how many days it has waited.
Payroll · PR-2026-001
A payroll run: basic pay, overtime and premiums worked out for each worker, deductions typed beside them.
Billing & Collections
Billing and collections: progress billings, what was paid, and what is past due.
Cash Flow
The cash book: every payment in and out with a running balance, by account.
Floor 01 / 06 · Plan

01 / 05 · Plan

Price it once.

The bill of quantities is the budget. The schedule is built on the same lines, so every task knows what it should cost.

Contract
₱10,500,000
Budget from the BOQ
₱8,607,090
Schedule
244 days · 201 working

02 / 05 · Supply

Know where the cement is.

A request from site goes to the warehouse, then purchasing, then the supplier. Routing shows whose desk it is on, and for how long.

MR-2026-002
Warehouse · 3 days
Open requests
4
Running low
5 materials

03 / 05 · Build

Hours in, payroll out.

The foreman keeps the time record. Overtime, rest days, holidays and night work are worked out, and the labour is charged to the task it was spent on.

PR-2026-001
Paid
People
9
Gross pay
₱39,729

04 / 05 · Collect

Bill what is built.

A progress billing takes its figures from the work accomplished. Retention, recoupment and what the client still owes are kept for you.

PB-2026-005
28 days outstanding
Past due
₱118,250
Billed
23% of contract

05 / 05 · Account

Close the month.

Every peso in and out, by bank account, petty cash and credit card. Tick each line against the bank statement, print the voucher, then lock the month.

We owe
₱794,715
Unpaid invoices
5 · 5 suppliers
Voucher
PV-2026-0001

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04 — Your desk

One job.
The owner sees all of it.

  1. The month all your jobs run short.The dashboard adds every project's cash together, so the gap shows up before it arrives.
  2. What is waiting on you.Payrolls to approve, overtime, stock movements. One list, on the bell.
  3. Who owes you, and how late.Every billing across every project, oldest first.
The dashboard: contract value, budget, margin and the combined cash position of every project.
DashboardDrag to look aroundSample data

You decide who sees what. A warehouse keeper checks deliveries without seeing the contract value. A foreman keeps the time record without seeing a single rate.

05 — Build your workspace

Pick how you work.
See what it costs.

Team — up to 10 active projects

₱2,199a month

5 desks · 19 screens

1 / 5 Computers

01How many computers?
02Projects running at the same time
6 projects

Finished projects you archive are never counted.

03How you pay
04Desks you run

Every desk is in every plan, at the same price. This only changes the picture, and you can turn one on any day.

05Your workspace

Try it free for 14 days first. The first ten companies get 25% off the first year.

On your screen

    06 — The rest of LAYAW

    One of seven systems.
    Built to the same standard.

    Project ManagerYou are here

    Each system runs on its own today. Project Manager does not need the others, and nothing here is wired together behind your back.

    Drag to turnSee them on layawsystem.com ↗

    07 — Your data

    Your records
    stay yours.

    Plain answers to what an owner asks before putting the company's numbers into software.

    A · Where it lives

    On your own computer first.

    The app keeps working with no internet. On a Team plan every device keeps its own copy, and the cloud keeps them in step.

    B · Who gets in

    Each person signs in as themselves.

    What a person may open is checked again in the cloud, not only on their screen. Pay rates and government numbers show only to the people who run payroll.

    C · Nothing disappears

    A wrong payment is reversed, not deleted.

    Both lines stay, with the date, the reason and the name. Once a month is closed, nothing dated inside it can be added, changed or removed.

    D · Take it with you

    One file holds everything.

    A full backup is a single file you keep. Every list and report exports to Excel. Billings, payslips and vouchers print on your letterhead.

    E · How you start

    1. Day 1Try it with a real job.Fourteen days free, with your own project or the finished demo company.
    2. SetupWe set your company up with you.Your people, your permissions, your letterhead. Bring your lists in from Excel.
    3. TrainingEach desk learns its own screen.The warehouse learns the warehouse. Nobody sits through the rest.
    4. AfterMessage the people who built it.Email or Messenger, in Philippine time.

    Setup and training are part of both plans: one fee of ₱14,999 on Team, included in the price on Solo.

    LAYAW System

    08 — Simple. Smart. Solid.

    Start with
    one job.

    Set up your own project or look around a finished one. Fourteen days free. It opens in your browser, and nothing is paid until you decide.

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