Know the profit of every line item — before and after execution
No more vague profits. Bonyan ERP separates the contractor's cost from the client's price and automatically calculates the margin and supervision rate for every line item.
The Problem
In finishing companies, real profit gets lost between the numbers: the contractor's cost blends with the client's price, the supervision rate isn't calculated accurately, and you don't know whether you actually made a profit until the project closes — by which time it's too late to correct course.
How Bonyan Solves It
Inside every project, line items are organized hierarchically (main / sub / sub-sub), and for each item the system calculates two clearly separated sides:
Contractor side
Contractor name, unit, quantity, rate (price), total cost.
Client side
Quantity, rate (price), cost to client, executor cost, estimated remaining, expected profit, actual profit, supervision rate, work plan, notes.
The result: you see each item's profit margin in real time and make your decision before you lose money, not after.
Benefits
- Profit per item, not just per project — precision that reveals exactly where money leaks.
- Cost separated from price — real margin management instead of guesswork.
- Supervision rate calculated — a core feature for finishing companies that generic systems rarely offer.
- Expected vs. actual profit — compare your plan to reality and improve pricing on future projects.
- Flexible item structure — main, sub, and sub-sub levels fit even the most complex projects.
Who Is It For?
Company owners seeking clear profitability, project managers, financial managers, and any finishing company that relies on profit margin and supervision rate.
Stop estimating your profits — calculate them
Try Cost & Profitability Management in Bonyan ERP free for 14 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the system calculate each item's profit?+
By comparing the cost to the client with the executor cost, while showing the expected profit, actual profit, and supervision rate for each item.
Does it separate the contractor's cost from the client's price?+
Yes, fully, within each item.
Is it suitable for complex projects?+
Yes, through a hierarchical item structure (main/sub/sub-sub).