Cost Control & Actuals
Purpose of this Training
This training explains how actual costs are captured and controlled in ProjectVIEW ERP, allowing users to monitor project performance against approved budgets in real time.
After completing this training, users will be able to:
Understand how actual costs are recorded
Track costs against budgets and commitments
Monitor cost performance at project and WBS level
Identify deviations and support corrective actions
Cost Control Overview
In ProjectVIEW ERP, cost control is fully integrated with project execution and financial data.
This section explains:
The relationship between budgets, commitments, and actual costs
How cost control supports project performance monitoring
The importance of real-time cost visibility
Cost control ensures that project financial performance is continuously monitored.
Actual Cost Sources
Actual costs in ProjectVIEW are generated automatically from operational activities.
Users will learn how actual costs originate from:
Procurement receipts and invoices
Subcontractor progress and payments
Payroll and labor allocation
Inventory issues and material consumption
All actual costs are linked directly to projects, WBS, and cost codes.
Cost Tracking & Analysis
This section shows how users can:
Monitor actual versus budgeted costs
Analyze variances at different project levels
Identify cost overruns and savings
Cost tracking enables early detection of financial risks.
Cost Control at WBS Level
ProjectVIEW allows detailed cost control at WBS level.
Users will see how to:
Track costs per WBS element
Drill down into cost details
Monitor cost performance across project phases
This supports accurate project performance analysis.
Cost Monitoring & Reporting
Users will learn how to:
Use dashboards and reports for cost control
Monitor trends and cost evolution
Support management decision-making
Reporting provides clear visibility into project financial status.
Training Video
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What’s Next
After completing cost control and actuals, continue with:
Materials & Inventory Management
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