Measurement Book to abstract
Measured quantities feed the bill abstract, reducing the need to retype the same executed work in another sheet.
Prepare CPWD RA and final bills from one measurement record
Start with measured work and carry the same quantities into the abstract, extra-item and deviation statements, recoveries, checks, and the final bill package.
Public references need no sign-in. Sign in only when you want to save project work.
Enter the measurement once, then let it travel
A bill becomes difficult to verify when the Measurement Book, abstract, and supporting statements are maintained as separate copies. Mulyankan keeps each downstream figure connected to the recorded work.
Record measurements
Capture location-wise dimensions, additions, deductions, and the measured quantity for each bill item.
Generate the abstract
Bring executed quantity, previous quantity, current quantity, rate, and amount into the bill abstract.
Complete supporting statements
Prepare extra items, deviations, material statements, recoveries, and checks from the same bill record.
Issue the bill package
Review the connected statements and export the required working sheets to Excel or PDF.
A connected post-execution workflow
The billing guide is public and explains the process. The workspace itself requires sign-in because measurements, contractor details, and project records belong to your account.
RA and final bill continuity
Keep previous and current quantities visible so running payments can progress toward the final bill.
Extra items and deviations
Track items outside the original schedule and compare agreement quantities with the work actually executed.
Statements and recoveries
Keep material, recovery, and checking statements attached to the same bill project for a more complete record.
Common questions
- What is the difference between an RA bill and a final bill?
- An RA bill records an interim payment for work executed up to a stage. The final bill closes the account after completion, including the remaining quantities, adjustments, recoveries, and checks.
- Why does the billing workspace require sign-in?
- A bill contains project-specific measurements and records that must be saved to the correct account. The public process guide and rate references remain available without sign-in.
- Can the same record support multiple bill statements?
- That is the purpose of the connected workflow: measurements and item data can support the abstract and related statements instead of being recreated in separate files.
Ready to continue in the workspace?
Your public reference pages stay available while the saved project remains private to your account.