Choose a project operating system—not another place to store files.

It helps construction teams bring company records, project work areas, partners, equipment, proposals, commercial information, and RFIs into one consistent interface.

A shared project structure keeps records connected to the selected job and makes it easier to move from a summary into the source workflow that needs attention.

No. Start with a focused project and the records used most often, establish a working rhythm, and extend the structure as the team is ready.

Yes. Company and project views separate broader administration from job-specific work while keeping both tied to the same operating model.

Start with Projects, then open a selected project and review its Financials, Equipment, Proposal, and RFI views.

Start with company, project, and source records inside Konstructo; bring accounting, storage, email, or API requirements to a walkthrough.

First map the record, review, owner, and next action; then bring repeated handoff or approval requirements to a walkthrough.

Required fields, access rules, workflow depth, data movement, notifications, and external-system needs should be tested against a real project.