Finance office
Organize purchases, installments, and proof without a side spreadsheet per project.
Financial
Customer picks the vendor. You track the cash — with installments, proof, and history on the same project.
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Jardins Residence — Block B
| Purchase | Category | Quotes | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CP-II cement 50kg | Material · Foundation | 2 quotes | — | Pending customer |
| Plumbing installation | Service · Plumbing | 3 quotes | R$ 12,400.00 | Approved |
| Scaffolding 30 days | Equipment | — | — | Draft |
Interactive Financial demo
Project spend often lives outside your system — and the customer doesn't know which vendor was chosen or when to pay.
Log spend needs with category, area, and due date — in a spreadsheet-style grid.
Attach vendor proposals with amount, Pix/boleto, and installment plans.
Present to the customer; they pick one quote — or an admin approves on their behalf.
The system generates installments from the approved quote.
Record payment with proof; customers can submit receipts for review.
Organize purchases, installments, and proof without a side spreadsheet per project.
Compare vendors, present to the customer, and track what's outstanding.
See only what was presented, pick the vendor, and follow payments.
No. It organizes purchases, quotes, customer approval, and project payments. It is not an ERP or invoice issuer.
Yes — as a project member with approve permission, same pattern as daily reports. An admin may approve on behalf of the customer, with an audit entry.
Insights estimates costs from daily reports. Financial tracks planned spend, approved quotes, and actual payments.
Not yet. The Purchases and Payments grids are designed to feel like a spreadsheet inside Obraguru.
Yes — you record payment format and installment plans on each quote.
Members with the finance permission (or admin/owner). Customers only see needs presented for approval.
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