A productivity software suite
Plicura builds precision operating software for technical businesses — the kind that estimate complex scope, defend it in a proposal, then have to actually deliver it on a date. Each module works alone. Together they fold into a single record.
record
Work moves stage to stage without re-keying
seat licences
Everything runs in the browser
modules
One live, three under construction
The suite
Orditur ships today. The rest are being built onto the same record, so adopting one never means migrating later.
Estimate-to-schedule platform.
Line-item estimating, generated proposals and a real critical-path network with resource levelling — all against one project record.
Document control and approvals.
Versioned technical documents with review routing, electronic signature and an immutable audit trail.
Resource and capacity planning.
Portfolio-wide load across people, calendars and commitments, so a new award is priced against real availability.
Performance and financial analytics.
Earned value, realisation and win-rate reporting drawn from the same dataset the work was executed on.
Principles
The same rules govern every module, which is why they behave like one product rather than four.
The number you sold is the number you schedule against and report on. No export, no retype, no drift between systems.
Dense, legible, tabular. Every figure is readable at a glance and traceable to the line that produced it.
Versioning, audit trails and approvals are structural, not features bolted on for an inspection.
Browser-native software your whole team can open, instead of a handful of expensive desktop seats.
The word
plicāre
Latin · to fold, to gather together
A fold takes something long and unwieldy and makes it hold its shape. That is the whole intent: take the sprawl of estimating, documentation, scheduling and reporting and fold it down until it fits in one hand — without losing a single line of what was there.