There are some standard processes in the execution of any civil construction project. Though these processes largely depends on the nature of the Company doing the executions. Any Construction Company follows the standard processes more or less in a similar manner. The standard processes like, concreting, shuttering, brickwork, plastering, flooring etc. are done in a similar way. But a well-reputed company generally executes these processes keeping in mind their own quality policy. The large companies generally follow the standards, defined in the ISO manuals. In accordance with the quality policy, the big companies look after the safety factors also. To execute a project following process should be followed:

• Bidding
• Selection of Customer after evaluating both technical & financial aspects.
• Selection of Vendors after evaluating both technical & financial aspects.
• Procurement of Materials
• Distribution of materials to sites (Location)
• Identification of manning for projects
• All types of financial transaction during the execution of project.
• Completion of Project
• Hand over the project to client

CERP Software is designed in such a way by considering the above-mentioned factors. Properly implementing CERP will give one a competitive advantage and help one to run one’s business more effectively, efficiently, and responsively.

The architecture of the CERP System is just likes Enterprise Resource Planning for Civil Construction Company. The static and dynamic behaviors of the CERP depict some common and generalized design aspects that can be included as part of the basic architecture of the system. The business rules for CERP follow, to certain extent, the workflow model that involves technical complexity in terms of multi-user environment; online transaction maintenance and huge data transfer over the net everyday. The CERP product needs to be highly scalable and must exhibit good performance. Hence, a well-defined system architecture, that considers all these issues together, has to be designed before proceeding for detailed design and development of the product.