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Built for the owner’s side of the table

Your contractors run the work.
You run OwnerLogix.

A single command center for budgets, schedules, approvals and reports across every active capital project. OwnerLogix sits on top of the data your contractors already manage and writes the owner’s own record of every decision.

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Same change order. Two records.

Change Order #14 lands in your inbox. Here is what each side’s system has to say about it.

The contractor’s system

Item
Change Order #14
Amount
$212,400
Status
Approved

That is the whole record.

Your record in OwnerLogix

Received
Mar 4, 2026, 9:14 AM
Source
General contractor, via Procore
Budget impact
MEP division +6%
Contingency after
$1,840,000
Reviewed against
PP2 baseline
Approved by
J. Whitfield, Owner’s Rep
Confirmation
Required at or above $10,000
Cumulative CO exposure
$1,270,000 (14 COs)
Status
Approved, entry #1,482 on the audit trail

Eighteen months from now, when the number gets questioned, one of these records answers.

Figures shown are illustrative.

$38.4MConstructionHard cost
$8.6MDesign, FF&E, financingSoft cost
$2.0MContingencyHeld by the owner
$49.0MTotal project costThe board’s number

Contractor tools track construction cost. Owners answer for the whole number.Figures shown are illustrative.

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Where the record has to hold

Healthcare

Phased work inside a building that never closes, funded across fiscal years and answerable to a board every month. The record has to survive the contractor, the phase and the fiscal year that commissioned it.

  • Capital plan by fiscal year
  • Budget position
  • Change order exposure
  • Pay applications
  • Approval thresholds
  • Permanent closeout record
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Education

Bond-funded programs run long and get audited late. What matters years afterwards is not the schedule, it is whether every dollar can still be traced to the decision that spent it.

  • Program-level rollups
  • Committed vs. spent
  • Contingency draws
  • Audit trail
  • Board reporting
  • Data export, anytime
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Commercial

Owner’s representatives carry several of these at once, each with its own contractor and its own system of record. One portfolio view, one set of cost codes, one place the answers live.

  • Portfolio health
  • Per-client branding
  • Schedule slippage
  • RFI and submittal aging
  • Owner reports
  • Consultant access scoping
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Three doors in

Nothing gets ripped out.

Your contractors keep their system. Pick whichever door matches the data you already have, and the owner’s record builds on top of it.

01

Connect Procore

Read the contractor’s live data through the API and map it onto your own cost codes.

02

Import a workbook

Bring budgets, contracts and commitments in from the spreadsheet you already keep.

03

Enter it directly

No integration, no import. Type the contract and let the record build from there.

One reporting cycle

A month of owning the record.

Start to finish, this is what it actually looks like.

  1. 01

    Scan the portfolio

    Twelve projects, four signals each. The two that need you this week surface themselves.

  2. 02

    Catch the slip

    MEP rough-in is running four days behind. You knew before the monthly meeting, not during it.

  3. 03

    Trace the dollar

    The slip carries a change order. You see it against budget, contingency and every commitment already on the books.

  4. 04

    Approve with a record

    Pay App #8 is $486,900. Anything at or above $10,000 asks you to confirm before a dollar moves.

  5. 05

    It goes on the record

    Who approved what, when, and against which baseline. Written automatically, kept permanently.

  6. 06

    Report without the scramble

    The monthly owner report assembles itself from live project data. One click, out to four stakeholders.

Four commitments

The owner’s terms.

Written into how the product works, not into a brochure.

  1. 01

    Works with the systems your teams already use.

    Bring data in through a Procore connection, CSV import or direct entry. OwnerLogix builds the owner’s record on top; nothing gets ripped out or replaced.

  2. 02

    Your data stays yours.

    Export everything, anytime. Owner records are never held hostage to a contractor’s account.

  3. 03

    An audit trail for every decision.

    Every approval, change order and pay application is logged: who decided, when, and against what.

  4. 04

    You keep access at closeout.

    When the project closes out and the contractor’s systems move on, your record stays. Permanently.

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