Bunyan runs the commercial loop for GCC interior fit-out and MEP contractors: rate libraries and tender BOQs, variation orders, FIDIC-style progress claims, retention, and post-dated cheque collections — in Arabic and English, with a client portal for certification.
Gulf fit-out money moves through BOQs, VO paper, certified claims, retention, and PDCs. That loop usually lives in Excel plus WhatsApp.
Bunyan makes the loop explicit. Estimators keep margins visible. Site engineers capture VOs. Accounts run claims. Clients certify in a portal. Unbilled scope can be converted to a VO instead of disappearing into goodwill.
6 capabilities, each one something you can point at during a security review.
Rate library & tender BOQs
AI extract with human review; below-margin tenders need owner approval.
Variation-order lifecycle
Site capture → price → approve → client portal → claimable.
FIDIC progress claims
Cover-letter assist, portal certification, retention schedules.
PDC collections
Reminders and bounce handling for post-dated cheques.
Unbilled-scope detector
Flag work that is not on a VO; dismiss or convert.
Site mobile
Expo app for engineers with an offline queue.
Bunyan, answered
Is this a full construction ERP?
No. It is the commercial ops spine for Gulf fit-out / MEP — BOQ, VO, claim, retention, PDC — not plant, payroll, or general ledger replacement.
Arabic and English?
Yes. The product is bilingual by design, not a bolted-on translation.
See it against your reality.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer who builds it - your use case, not a script.