ELHASSANE STUDIO — Construction management in Morocco

Construction Project Management Software in Morocco

Drawings, contractor valuations, change orders and drones — one platform for all your projects, public and private alike.

Why do Maroccan construction projects derail without a control system?

Most sites are still run on paper, scattered email and phone calls: schedules in Excel, requests buried in chat, and the PV de réception or situation mensuelle nowhere to be found the day a dispute arises. The usual results: late handovers, disputes over quantities and responsibility, and a margin eaten by coordination.

The system runs on clear roles — owner, project manager, design office, contractor — each with its own permissions, and every decision backed by a document: bon de commande, RFI, meeting minutes, or change order.

From study to handover: the project cycle in a Moroccan context

These are not isolated modules; one lifecycle connects every stage, so what is recorded at execution shows up automatically in accounting.

Features built around your site realities

Projects & tasks clear schedules and responsibilities for every team, from planning to handover.
Expenses & invoices contractor valuations, payment orders and retention guarantee with a full audit trail.
Requests & changes RFIs and change orders tracked with their evidence: decision, price and delay.
On the field daily logs, geolocated photos and live site maps.
Drones & maps aerial flights and orthophotos to compare progress.
Artificial intelligence reports, cost forecasts and anomaly detection from your own data.
Client portal transparency for the financing partner or owner without opening the whole system.
Safety & compliance safety and compliance files in one flow.

Pricing in dirhams — full transparency

3,500 MAD
Pro plan — monthly for the whole company, unlimited users
All modules included (drones, maps, IoT, client portal) — no hidden fees.
Setup and training: 800 MAD one-off. Free trial: 30 days.

Pricing based on the service delivered, not on headcount — because the value of a coordination tool lives across the whole team.

Frequently asked questions about construction management in Morocco

How do I manage a construction project budget in Morocco?

Centralize all costs in one flow: change orders, contractor valuations, invoices and reports, with live budget-vs-actual comparison and early overrun alerts.

What is the difference between an RFI and a change order?

An RFI is a formal request for information about drawings or execution before work; a change order modifies scope, schedule or price after award. Both are tracked with their supporting document.

Who leads a construction project in Morocco?

Typically: the owner (maître d'ouvrage), the design office / project manager (BET), then the contractor with a site manager (conducteur de travaux). The platform brings meeting minutes and decisions together for all parties.

How do I track contractor invoices?

Drop the paper trail: approve the monthly valuation, compare it against quantities, convert it into a payment order, with full tracking of the retention guarantee (retenue de garantie) and checks.

How much does construction management software cost?

Free trial (30 days, 1 project, 3 users). Pro at 3,500 MAD/month for the whole company with unlimited users, all modules included. Setup and training: 800 MAD one-off.

How do I track construction progress?

Site daily logs, geolocated photos, drone flights and orthophotos — all on one map alongside the project schedule.

What happens when the budget is exceeded?

Immediate alert with a budget-vs-actual variance report, a change-order register, and a full report you can present to the board or the financing partner.

Does the platform work with contractors in Casablanca?

Yes — the platform is bilingual (Arabic/French) and designed for the Moroccan context: public and private contracts, major cities, and remote account management for every team.

Start your free trial
1 project · 3 users · 30 days — then Pro at 3,500 MAD/month if you are convinced.