Inxpired
Case Study

Bantubangun — multi-client project finance for an Indonesian construction operator

ClientBantubangun
Industryfinance
Year shipped2026

We built a finance and operations dashboard for a construction firm managing multiple client projects in parallel — replacing a forest of spreadsheets with a single source of truth.

Inside the platform

Every project in one view

Status, contract value and cost estimate for the whole book of work — nothing to open, no one to chase.

Project list with status, contract value and cost-estimate columns

A self-contained ledger per project

The payment-term schedule, scope-change addendums, attached contracts, and every income and expense line — all in one place. Margin computes itself.

Project detail with termin schedule, addendums and attachments

Client payments tracked to the milestone

Construction money lands in stages. Mark a milestone paid and the project's position updates instantly — how much is this client still due? is always a current number.

Per-project income tracked against the termin payment schedule

Approval-gated spending

Site leads submit expenses from the field; office roles process, approve or reject — approval requires the bank-transfer proof attached. The paper trail is automatic.

Expense detail with the role-gated approval panel

Month-end in one click

The cross-project financial recap that used to take two days: income and expense rolled up across every project, by period, ready for the accountant.

Cross-project financial recap report

The background

Bantubangun is a mid-sized Indonesian construction firm running several active client projects at once. Tracking ran on a master spreadsheet per project plus a master-of-masters for the founder — and every month-end had become a two-day reconciliation panic, with numbers drifting between files and a new site lead lost for a week before they knew where to record anything.

We consolidated the whole finance operation into one platform in eight weeks: fast expense entry from a phone on site, automatic monthly roll-ups, role-based access so the right person signs off on spend, and a one-click month-end export the external accountant can use directly. Month-end now takes about 30 minutes instead of two days, new site leads are productive on day one, and the founder sees margin per project in real time — which has already prompted two mid-project conversations that recovered margin we'd otherwise have lost at completion.

“Month-end reconciliation used to be a two-day ordeal. With the new dashboard, the rekap laporan is one click. Our external accountant comments that our reporting got noticeably cleaner the month after we cut over. Worth every rupiah.”

Hasan Busri · CEO, Bantu Bangun