Industries
4 industries in the Construction, trades and real assets sector group.
Status labels: Built in the repository (checked files or developer tooling, not an app feature) Designed in a document, no code yet Planned: listed in the catalog, not built Not decided Not in the catalog yet (a gap) No claim made
Gap C0797
Honest gaps for construction and engineering: progress invoicing and retention exist as items (RET-0039, RET-0040), job costing as SVC-0010; no estimating, scheduling, change-order management or subcontractor compliance. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0798
In construction and engineering watch for: change orders; retention release; materials stolen from site. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0799
Bid is one of the usual flows in construction and engineering. Others: set a project budget; buy materials; issue stores to sites. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, INV, PRC, DISC, RET; fit rating: close fit. Planned only; nothing is built.
Planned C0800
Themes to verify for construction and engineering: licensing; safety and site rules; lien and payment-term rules; building codes (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Planned C0801
Reports commonly wanted in construction and engineering: cost vs. budget; progress billings; retention held; subcontractor payments. Stock and assets to track: site stores; materials by project; tools. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Gap C0802
Honest gaps for homebuilders and real-estate development: no contract management, construction draws or land-development accounting; staged payments can be recorded as deposits and instalments only. Fit rating: good fit, some gaps. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0803
In homebuilders and real-estate development watch for: change of unit; cancellation; upgrade priced after contract. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0804
Sell a lot or home is one of the usual flows in homebuilders and real-estate development. Others: collect staged deposits; track construction milestones; handle upgrade selections. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, INV, PRC, DISC, RET; fit rating: good fit, some gaps. Planned only; nothing is built.
Planned C0805
Themes to verify for homebuilders and real-estate development: sales contract and deposit rules; zoning and permits; warranty rules (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Planned C0806
Reports commonly wanted in homebuilders and real-estate development: sales and backlog; deposits held; cost to complete; warranty. Stock and assets to track: materials; model-home items; options catalogue. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Gap C0807
Honest gaps for skilled trades and field service: no route planning, customer-site history or equipment-registry tools beyond generic customer notes; no on-site photo documentation listed. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0808
In skilled trades and field service watch for: job needs a return visit; customer disputes the estimate; van stock mismatch. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0809
Typical roles in skilled trades and field service: dispatcher; technician; owner; apprentice; bookkeeper. The business is characterised by jobs scheduled at customer sites; estimates and invoices on site; parts in the van. The planned catalog serves these through permissions, shifts and reports.
Planned C0810
Integrations skilled trades and field service typically need: scheduling tools; accountant; parts suppliers. In Simca's plan most are files or optional adapters rather than cloud APIs; marketplace and ERP connectors are gaps.
Planned C0811
Typical tenders in skilled trades and field service: cash; cards via phone Tap to Pay; bank transfer; mobile wallets recorded manually. Simca's stance is cash first, wallets like Yape and Plin recorded by hand, and cards only through the phone's Tap to Pay. All planned.
Gap C0812
Honest gaps for equipment rental and leasing: rental is covered by generic items (SVC-0007, SVC-0008); no telematics, lease accounting or asset-register depreciation beyond what the bookkeeping module lists. Fit rating: close fit. The planned catalog is not a shipped product.
Planned C0813
In equipment rental and leasing watch for: late return; damage dispute; asset lost. A system that cannot handle these will frustrate the business; the catalog's failsafe items address some generic cases.
Planned C0814
Themes to verify for equipment rental and leasing: liability and insurance rules; safety inspection rules; lease accounting themes (themes to verify). These are themes, not advice, and Simca claims no compliance with any of them.
Planned C0815
Reports commonly wanted in equipment rental and leasing: utilisation; revenue per asset; overdue returns; maintenance cost. Stock and assets to track: rental fleet as assets; accessories; consumables; maintenance parts. The RPT module lists planned reports; nothing is built.
Planned C0816
Check out an asset is one of the usual flows in equipment rental and leasing. Others: collect a deposit; track days out; check in and inspect. The planned catalog touches this through modules SALE, TKT, INV, PRC, DISC, RET; fit rating: close fit. Planned only; nothing is built.