Anturio Construct
Construction management platform from Portuguese ERP integrator Anturio, bringing budgets, scheduling, procurement, site records, valuations and BIM documents into one system, with built-in AI that flags cost and schedule drift before it hardens.
What is Anturio Construct?
Anturio Construct is a construction management platform published by Anturio Corporation Lda, a Portuguese information technology company incorporated in 2006 and best known as a Cegid PHC ERP partner. The site is careful to present Construct differently from the ERP products Anturio resells: it is described as vertical software developed in-house, aimed at contractors who need budget, schedule, procurement and risk in a single system rather than scattered across disconnected tools.
The vendor frames the product around a contrast it calls Governance as a Service, set against what it labels traditional SaaS. Where the latter records what has already happened and leaves users to pull reports by hand, Construct is meant to interpret data as it arrives, surface AI-generated insight automatically and warn before a problem sets rather than after. The four problems it claims to address are disconnected systems, out-of-date information, costs drifting out of control and risks identified too late.
Nine modules carry that promise. An executive dashboard consolidates the portfolio with awarded volume, overall margin, SPI and CPI, billing forecasts and projects at risk. Planning offers a dynamic Gantt with dependencies and critical path, automatic work breakdown import and configurable approval workflows. Budgeting is the distinctive piece: two budgets run side by side, one for the sale and one for execution, with deviations compared automatically per line, multi-source import from spreadsheets, CSV or the ERP, and automatic sorting of labour, materials and equipment. Site management covers daily production records, a digital site diary logging weather, incidents and personnel, and a normalised risk index calculated automatically. Procurement handles quotations with a comparison table, contracts and purchase orders reflected immediately in committed cost, plus an AI-assisted market plan. Valuations are generated from the work breakdown structure with previous, current and cumulative values, and feed invoicing in the Cegid PHC ERP directly. Variations move through a pipeline with financial impact computed as they go, leaving an auditable record for the client and site supervision. Finally, document control stores project files in one repository and displays RVT, IFC and DWG natively through Autodesk APS.
Access is by demonstration and quotation only: no price is published anywhere on the site.
What it does
- Consolidate a whole project portfolio into one executive dashboard with real-time KPIs and automatic alerts
- Run a sold budget and an executed budget in parallel and compare deviations line by line
- Flag cost and schedule drift automatically instead of discovering it after the fact
- Manage procurement end to end, from request for quotation and comparison table through to contracts and purchase orders
- Generate valuation certificates from the work breakdown structure with a full approval trail
- Track variations through a complete pipeline with their financial and schedule impact calculated automatically
- Centralise project documentation and view BIM files natively without external plugins
When to use Anturio Construct / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Anturio Construct is the right fit.
When to use Anturio Construct
- Construction companies running several concurrent sites who need one consolidated view of margin, schedule and risk
- Project and cost controllers who must compare the sold budget against the executed budget line by line
- Procurement teams handling requests for quotation, supplier comparison, contracts and purchase orders tied back to the budget
- Contractors already running the Cegid PHC ERP, since the platform links directly to it up to invoicing
- Quantity surveyors and site managers producing valuation certificates and variation records that must stand up to audit
When not to use Anturio Construct
- Buyers who want a published price and self-service sign-up, since every route ends in a demonstration and a quotation
- Teams looking for a mobile app, as nothing is published on the App Store or Google Play
- Developers expecting a documented public API to build their own integrations on
- Organisations outside construction, since every module is shaped around sites, valuations and variations
- English-only teams, because the product pages remain largely in Portuguese even on the English URLs
How to use Anturio Construct
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Get in touch through the WhatsApp link, the demonstration form on the product page, or the online quotation simulator
- Attend a demonstration session of 60 to 90 minutes, run on your own real data with your management and technical teams
- Agree the commercial terms, since no price is published and every engagement is quoted individually
- Identify a pilot project and have it configured with your real data
- Import existing information from spreadsheets, CSV files or your ERP, with automatic normalisation on the way in
- Bring in the work breakdown structure to populate planning without rekeying it
- Activate the modules in phases, with training built into each phase to avoid operational disruption
- Connect the platform to the Cegid PHC ERP so budgets and valuations reach invoicing
- Configure approval workflows for planning, valuations and variations before going live
- Go live with Anturio support and continuous evolution of the deployment
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Wide functional coverage in a single product, from budgeting through to project closure across nine modules
- Parallel sale and execution budgets with automatic line-by-line comparison, uncommon in general-purpose project tools
- Direct integration with the Cegid PHC ERP, carried through as far as invoicing the valuation certificates
- Native BIM viewing of RVT, IFC and DWG files through Autodesk APS, with no external plugin required
- Auditable trail on variations and approvals, intended to hold up in front of the client and site supervision
- Established publisher: a Portuguese company incorporated in 2006, around sixty staff, nine locations and an active registry status
- Structured onboarding, with a pilot project on real data before any phased rollout
Cons
- No published pricing of any kind, with no rate card, no entry ticket and no currency shown anywhere
- The English URLs still serve largely Portuguese content, and at least one sentence is left broken mid-way
- Unedited template residue on the product page, including a block about Cegid PHC CS Web repeated four times in unrelated sections
- No mobile application published, even though the site management module is explicitly aimed at work in the field
- No documented public API, so custom integrations cannot be scoped from the public material
- No security certification that can be retained, no data processing agreement and no product subprocessor list
- No hosting country or region is ever named, and the privacy policy predates the product by several years
Pricing & Plans
Anturio publishes no price for Anturio Construct. There is no free plan, no rate card, no entry-level figure and no currency stated anywhere on the site, and the lowest price point therefore cannot be reported. The page that looks like a pricing page is in fact a three-question quotation simulator, and the euro amounts it displays should not be mistaken for the cost of the software: they are bands of the prospective customer's own annual turnover, from under 250,000 euros to over 10,000,000 euros, alongside questions on sector and headcount. The page heading refers to calculating the price of your management software per hour, but no hourly rate is given. Commercially the product is sold on contract, after a demonstration and a pilot project.
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Anturio Construct handles your data.
GDPR overview
GDPR compliance is claimed explicitly: the privacy policy names Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 and presents itself as adopted in compliance with it. Concrete mentions include a designated data protection officer reachable at rgpd@anturio.com and at a Setubal postal address, the rights of access, update, rectification and erasure, and the ability to unsubscribe from emails and SMS. A separate section covers employee data and names the public bodies it may be transferred to. As the publisher is established in Portugal, no Article 27 representative is required or designated. What is missing is equally clear: no data processing agreement is published, no product subprocessor list is disclosed, and no hosting country or region is named anywhere.
Who owns the data?
Anturio publishes a single privacy policy, last updated on 13 September 2022, and no separate terms of service, so contractual ownership of customer data is never actually stated. What the policy does say is that Anturio acts on its clients' data as a service provider: it admits copying a client database from time to time, strictly as needed, and undertakes to keep those copies confidential and delete them once the reason for the copy has lapsed. It also undertakes not to process third-party data without consent. A data protection officer is named and reachable at rgpd@anturio.com. Anyone needing an explicit ownership or licence clause will have to obtain it in the contract, because the public pages do not provide one.
Reuse rights
The published purposes are narrow and administrative: contract management, adapting the service to what has been contracted, and information. The data collected is described as name, address and telephone, gathered by telephone or in writing with consent, then processed electronically. Anturio commits that data will never be used for purposes other than those consented to or contracted. Because no terms of service exist, the site says nothing about whether a customer may freely reuse, export or redistribute the data held in the platform, and nothing at all about whether customer data feeds AI model training, in either direction. Those points remain to be settled contractually.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Very little is disclosed. The privacy policy states only that personal data is processed electronically and stored in the company's cloud database. No hosting country is named, no region is named, and no hosting or cloud provider is identified. There is no trust or security page and no compliance centre on the site, so nothing supplements that single sentence. The publisher is established in Portugal and claims compliance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679, which implies European obligations, but the site never converts that into a stated hosting jurisdiction. It is worth noting that the marketing site itself runs on Webflow behind Cloudflare, on an anycast address; that says nothing whatever about where the platform and its customer data actually sit. Any organisation with data residency requirements will have to obtain the hosting location, and ideally the list of subprocessors, directly from Anturio before committing.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Anturio Construct.
- Automated risk indices and AI insight can be trusted more than they deserve; the normalised risk index and market plan recommendations are decision aids, not verdicts, and the site publishes no accuracy figures
- Teams that stop reconciling budgets manually may lose the habit of questioning the numbers, so an automated deviation alert becomes the only line of defence when it should be the second
- Data ownership is not settled in public: there is no terms of service, no data processing agreement and no subprocessor list, and the publisher states it copies client databases when needed
- No hosting country or region is disclosed, which is awkward for organisations with jurisdictional obligations over project and payroll data
- The vendor says nothing about whether customer data trains AI models, and offers no opt-out either way, so this must be raised in the contract
- Tight coupling to the Cegid PHC ERP and reliance on a single implementing partner create real switching costs later on
- Absent public pricing, budgeting is impossible before entering a sales process, and the demonstration and pilot stages consume internal time before any figure appears
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Moderate, and never self-service. Deployment is guided throughout: a demonstration of 60 to 90 minutes on real data, a pilot project configured with the client's own information, then a phased activation of modules with training included, promised without operational disruption, and finally go-live with Anturio support. Data import is catered for from spreadsheets, CSV files and the ERP with automatic normalisation, and the work breakdown structure can be brought in without rekeying. The main practical prerequisite is organisational rather than technical: a Cegid PHC ERP for the budget and invoicing integration, and internal time from both management and technical teams.
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Frequently asked questions
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Should you pick Anturio Construct?
Anturio Construct is a credible vertical product from an established publisher rather than a speculative launch. Anturio Corporation Lda has been trading since 2006, runs nine offices across Portugal, Spain, Mozambique and Angola, and built its reputation implementing the Cegid PHC ERP. Construct is what that experience turned into: a construction platform whose strongest idea, running a sold budget and an executed budget side by side with automatic line-by-line comparison, addresses exactly the failure it describes, margin eroded before anyone notices. The tie to Cegid PHC is carried through convincingly, all the way to invoicing valuation certificates, and native BIM viewing without plugins is a genuine convenience.
The reservations are about evidence rather than ambition. Nothing about the price is public, so no reader can judge whether the platform is within reach; the only euro figures on the site measure the buyer's turnover, not the software. The product page is partly untranslated on its English URLs and carries unedited template text repeated four times in sections it has nothing to do with, which undercuts a page selling rigour. Security and data governance are thin in public: no certification with a named accrediting body, no processing agreement, no subprocessor list, no hosting location, and a privacy policy dated 2022 that predates the product.
One point deserves care. The same website also promotes CRIS, a generative AI assistant that belongs to PHC Software and Cegid, not to Anturio, which merely implements it. The two should not be conflated. For a contractor already running Cegid PHC and prepared to go through a demonstration and a pilot, Construct is worth a serious look; anyone needing published pricing, a mobile app or an open API should ask early.
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