Fidrel — Construction cost control and final cost forecasts
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Follow budgets, commitments, actuals and final cost forecasts in Fidrel. Understand committed expenditure and the work remaining.
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Original budget, current budget, estimates, commitments and actual costs answer different questions. Keep them distinct before assessing the project's financial position.
Forecast the cost of unfinished work, including items not yet invoiced. Review the assumptions with those responsible for delivery.
Assess remaining work
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Read the complete cost chain
Original budget, current budget, estimates, commitments and actual costs answer different questions. Keep them distinct before assessing the project's financial position.
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Frequently asked questions
Which financial measures should be distinguished?+
Original budget, current budget, estimates, commitments and actual costs answer different questions. Keep them distinct before assessing the project's financial position.
How is remaining cost assessed?+
Forecast the cost of unfinished work, including items not yet invoiced. Review the assumptions with those responsible for delivery.
How do actuals relate to final cost?+
Actual cost plus the remaining forecast gives forecast final cost. Compare it with the current budget and explain the changes behind the expected variance.
How does cost follow-up support project management?+
Use cost information alongside planning, changes and project questions. Expenditure and physical progress describe different things and should be discussed together.
Does every project member have the same access?+
No. Access depends on activated project features, role and assigned permissions. The project administrator must give the appropriate people access to the information they need.