Move beyond disconnected registers
Commercial information is often split between spreadsheets, correspondence, reports and individual workflows. That makes it harder to understand the current position, identify the next required action and explain how a figure was reached. Lime & Level brings those records into one structured project context.
Applications, change, cost, cash, programme, risk, contracts and forecast remain distinct, while their commercial relationships stay visible. Teams can work with the detail without losing sight of the wider project position.
From source evidence to a recorded decision
The platform is organised around the work commercial teams already perform: capture an event or record, assign ownership, review the commercial effect and carry the controlled outcome into reporting. Dates, assumptions and supporting evidence remain attached to the relevant workflow.
- Record values, dates, documents and responsibilities
- Connect movement to evidence and contractual context
- Make ownership and the next action visible
- Produce review-ready PDF and Excel outputs from saved records
A clear view for every commercial role
Quantity surveyors can work through applications, cost, change and forecast. Commercial managers can review exposure, entitlement, margin and action. Project managers and directors can see a consistent project position without navigating every underlying register.
The aim is practical control: clearer information, earlier visibility and a reliable trail from source to decision.
Built for controlled adoption
Lime & Level can be configured around project roles, reporting needs and evidence standards. Implementation focuses on the way the team operates, the information it needs to control and the outputs stakeholders expect to receive.
The current product approach includes encrypted local storage, automatic recovery and independent backup workflows, giving users direct control over saved project records.
Explore related commercial workflows
- Commercial management software built around quantity surveying work.
- Understand construction cost and forecast movement before it becomes pressure.
- Control construction change from first record through to agreement.
- Keep every construction payment application and cash movement clear.
- Turn construction contract review into a controlled negotiation record.