The Platform

One operating system. Explored by the job.

Engis is a single platform for Australian development delivery — these pages unpack it by the work it does for developers, engineering consultancies, councils and utility authorities.

Category

Development delivery software

The operating system for the work between planning permit and Statement of Compliance — phases, approvals, authorities, commercial control and documents in one record.

Industry

Land development software

Subdivision delivery end to end: site context, stage programmes, permit conditions, consultant fees and claims — from acquisition assumptions to titled lots.

Industry

Engineering project management

For consultancies: the project record and the firm’s commercial position — fees, WIP, timesheets, claims, variations — finally in the same system.

Workflow

Development approvals software

Planning permit conditions, referral authorities, engineering approvals and Statement of Compliance — tracked as a live, dependency-aware register.

Feature

Spatial intelligence

Live parcels, zoning, overlays, flood extents and utility assets from Australian authority data services — on the map inside the delivery workspace.

Feature

Fees, WIP and timesheets

Fee budgets by phase, weekly timesheets burning against them live, and continuous WIP — the firm’s commercial position inside the project record.

Feature

Progress claims and variations

Claims built from the project record with GST-aware invoicing, and variations tracked from identification through approval to invoice.

Feature

Document control

A controlled document register with numbering, revisions, transmittals, RFIs and submittals — the delivery paper trail in one place.

Solutions

Engis by role

How the same operating system works for developers, engineering consultancies, councils, and utility authorities.

Tool

ROI calculator

Estimate what under-billing, slow invoicing and missed variations may be costing your engineering firm.

Software for Australian Development Delivery — Engis