Built for custom home builders
Keep every build
moving.
Aurex gives your team one clear plan: what is next, what is blocked, who owns it, and when it needs to happen—across every house.
The problem is not the work
The problem is finding the truth.
Progress lives in calls, texts, memory, and spreadsheets.
Everyone sees the same stage, blocker, next step, and owner.
Where the return shows up
Less chasing. Fewer surprises. More work completed on time.
Aurex pays back when your experienced people spend less time rebuilding information and more time moving projects forward.
Catch delays earlier
See blocked and overdue work across every house before the schedule slips quietly.
Cut office follow-up
The field, PM, and accounting team work from one status instead of requesting it three times.
Close the loop faster
Give every task and decision a visible owner, due date, and next step.
Use your own numbers
What does update-chasing cost you?
This is a planning estimate, not a promised saving. Enter the time your office and project team currently spend gathering updates, following up, and clearing blocked work each month.
A guided demo—right here
One platform. A simpler view for every role.
Choose a role to see what Aurex gives them when they open the platform.
Owner / COO
See every house without chasing an update.
Review stage, delays, open decisions, and commitments across the portfolio in one place.
- ✓Compare progress across active projects
- ✓Spot overdue work and unresolved decisions
- ✓Walk into meetings with the same facts as the team
Closeout received
Inspection Friday
RFI needs response
Vendor confirmed
A simpler operating rhythm
The handoffs stop getting lost.
- 01
Plan the build
Set dates, dependencies, milestones, and the owner for every important handoff.
- 02
Run today's work
Give the field a fast way to update progress, flag a delay, and keep the next task moving.
- 03
Clear the blockers
Keep RFIs, submittals, changes, inspections, permits, and punch work in one owned queue.
- 04
Lead from the same facts
Give project managers and leadership a live view of stage, risk, and what needs a decision.
Straight answers
Questions your team will actually ask.
Is this another complicated construction app?
No. Aurex is organized around the questions your team already asks: What is happening today? What is late? What can be paid? What is still missing? People see only the work and actions relevant to their role.
Do supers have to sit at a computer?
No. The schedule and project-control views are responsive and designed for quick phone or tablet updates. A superintendent can mark progress, note a delay, and move on.
Do we need to start with invoices and payments?
No. Your team can start with scheduling, task ownership, daily updates, and project controls. Financial workflows can stay out of the day-to-day process until you are ready to add them.
Can our vendors use it?
Yes. Linked vendors can sign in to see only their awarded work and payment stage, then securely submit invoices, lien waivers, W-9s, insurance, and other documents.
How does it help us make or save money?
The return usually comes from fewer missed handoffs, less time collecting updates, earlier visibility into delays, cleaner invoice review, and fewer payment or closeout mistakes. The estimator on this page lets you use your own labor assumptions instead of relying on a generic promise.
Who can see financial information?
Access is based on role and project assignment. Vendors see only their linked work. Field teams, accounting, leadership, and viewers receive different access, and sensitive banking data is not exposed to the browser.
Can we track RFIs, changes, inspections, and punch work?
Yes. Project Controls keeps RFIs, submittals, change orders, daily logs, inspections, punch items, permits, and documents in one queue with owners, due dates, and schedule or cost impact.
Can someone show our team how to use it?
Yes. The product is designed for a short role-based walkthrough: field staff learn daily updates, the office learns invoice and payment queues, and leadership learns the portfolio view. The guided demo below is the same plain-English starting point.
One place to run the work
Know what is done.
Know what is next.
Give the field, office, and leadership the same clear picture—without teaching everyone to become a software expert.