- Features
- Organisations
- Responsible People
- Projects
- Site Administration
- Commitment
- Accounts Payable
- Accounts Receivable
- General Ledger
- Payroll
- Banking Foreign Currency
- Government & Authority Reporting
- Marketing
- Estimating
- Sales & Inventory
- Assets & Equipment
- Documents Management
- System Support
- Glossary
- A: ABN - Authority
- B: Backup - BRN
- C: Calendar - Cut-off
- D: Dates - Duration
- E: ECI - Extn of Time
- F: Factor - Function
- G: General - Guarantee
- H: Hazard - Human
- I: Identity - Item
- J: Job - Journal
- K: Kangaroo - KW
- L: Labour - Lump
- M: Main - Muli
- N: Name - Note
- O: Object - Overhead
- P: Paid - Project
- Q: QA - Questions
- R: Range - RPC
- S: Safe - SWOT
- T: Table - Types
- U: Units - User
- V: Valid - Voucher
- W: Web - Worksheet
- Products & Pricing
- Members Support
- Muli Associates
- Muli Open Source
- Blog
- Historical / Interest
- About
- Useful links
- Construction Project Management Software
- LibreOffice
- Muli Productive Contribution/Liquidity Chart
- Operational Risk management software
- Payroll Accounting
- Project Roles and Responsibilities
- Project Roles and Responsibilities
- Project Timesheet
- Resource
- Accounting Software Comparisons
- Accounting Software for Builders
- Australian Payroll Software
- Award Wages
- Builders Project Management Software
- Builders Software
- Building Construction Software
- Building Industry Software
- Building Software
- Construction Accounting
- Construction Payroll Software
- Construction Project Management Software
- Construction Software
- Employee Timesheets
- Job Cost Accounting Software
- Job Cost Software
- Job Costing System
- Linux Accounting Software
- Operational Risk Management Software
- Payroll Process
- Project Accounting Software
- Project Management Phases
- Project Management Processes
- Project Management Risks
- Project Roles and Responsibilities
- Project Scope Management
- Standard Business Reporting
- What is Risk Management
- Work Order Management Software
Contract Documents
OVERVIEW
Muli have fully integrated the powerful Libre-Office word processing package for the creation of external documents. Examples of the process are included in the introduction videos.
SINGLE CENTRAL DOCUMENT STORAGE
Muli stores all its contract documents on a project basis to provide a logical filing location.
TEMPLATE LIBRARY
Muli provides an effective formal procedure to manage the project’s documentation covering:
- Head Contract
- Variations to the Head Contract
- Head Contract progress claims
- Purchase Orders
- Lump Sum Subcontracts
- Amendments to subcontracts
- Subcontract payment advices
- Final certificates, and
- more generalized notices such as Request for Information for both subcontractors and clients
- Ad-hoc letters, memos and general correspondence, plus
- A checklist of outstanding contractual issues for the project team to review.
VERSION CONTROL
Muli's contract documents are subject to VERSION CONTROL. Changes can be tracked in two ways:
- The Document Change Counter (shown in the document's Footer) - increments numerically each time it's accessed
- The Document Amendment Control converts the incrementing "lower case alpha" revision code to an UPPERCASE to formalise the revision as the Current Approved Document - with no further changes allowed.
ORDERS
Muli applies a strict "NO ORDER" then "NO PAYMENT" processing rule.
This is because Muli utilises Commitment Accounting principles with Variance to Budget reporting.
The Commitment requires the comparison of allowed Budgets with Committed Costs to provide the first step in a detailed cost reporting system and therefore ALL costs must be committed - including Internal Labour.
Separate commitment procedures exist for:
- Purchase Orders
- Subcontracts
- Amendments
- Labour Orders (Payroll $ and hours)