What It Finds
Constrovet separates approved budget from leakage signals. Leakage includes evidenced penalties, wastage, rework, delayed PO impact, idle resources, excess consumption, delay cost, and calculated overruns.
Why It Matters
Executives often see totals without causes. This makes approved spend, overrun, and recovery candidates look the same.
What Executives Get
- Baseline budget kept separate from leakage and overrun.
- Calculates overrun as Actual - Budget when both values are available.
- File, page or sheet, and quoted span for each finding.
- Missing evidence shown instead of guessed values.
- 7/30/90 recovery action relevance.
What Documents Help
- Approved budget, BOQ, contract value, planned spend, and actual spend records.
- Purchase orders, invoices, material consumption logs, and stock records.
- Progress reports, delay notes, site instructions, and correspondence.
- Penalty, rework, wastage, idle resource, and excess consumption evidence.
Example Output
| Finding type | Evidence used | Executive output |
|---|---|---|
| Calculated overrun | Budget and Actual values | Difference, formula, citation, confidence |
| Delayed PO impact | Purchase order date, site delay note, cost record | Delay link, cost exposure if evidenced, action owner |
| Material wastage | Material logs, invoices, consumption records | Potential leakage category and missing-evidence checks |
Action Use
Leakage findings can become 7-day evidence checks, 30-day recovery actions, and 90-day governance controls. Constrovet prepares the review view; stakeholders decide the action.