Monthly Progress & Cost Ledger
Full package: S-curve, trade breakdown, variance notes, and executive one-pager. Updated every Friday from your site logs.
Gyeonggi-do · Est. 2016
Progress charts and cost ledgers your site team can read in ten minutes
Ridgebase Analytics prepares hand-drawn-style digital charts from your daily site logs, subcontractor invoices, and milestone schedules. We work with general contractors, owner representatives, and project managers who need clear weekly evidence—not another software login.
47 active sites
Weekly delivery
Anyang office
What we deliver
Reports drawn from your existing paperwork
Most of our clients already keep daily manpower sheets, rebar delivery tickets, and subcontractor payment requests. We convert those records into cumulative progress curves, earned-value summaries, and cost-to-complete tables formatted for owner meetings and bank draw submissions.
Milestone Variance Charts
Single-phase charts for foundation, structure, or MEP completion against the baseline schedule you provide.
Subcontractor Payment Tracking
Running totals by trade, retention held, and forecast cash outflow for the next sixty days.
Sample · Week 14
Structural completion — Anyang mixed-use tower
Planned 68% · Actual 61% · Slip: 4 days (rebar delivery)
From a client
Our bank asked for a cumulative cost curve before releasing the third draw. Ridgebase turned around the chart set in three working days using only our existing payment requests—no new software on site.
— Han Ji-won, Owner Rep · Suwon residential tower
Working with us
Three steps from site logs to meeting-ready charts
- Scope call — We review your contract type, reporting cadence, and which trades need separate tracking.
- Document handoff — You send daily reports, invoices, or photos via email or shared folder. We work with PDFs and spreadsheets.
- Chart delivery — PDF and editable source files arrive on your chosen day. Optional on-site briefing available in Gyeonggi-do.