Construction

The site moves every day. The books catch up once a month.

A Pantera digital worker runs the finance work of a construction company on the ERP it already uses — Sinco, SAP Business One or Siesa — without replacing the system and without changing how the site works.

Written for CFOs, controllers and administrative managers at construction companies in Colombia and Mexico.

Coverage

40 construction companies, and counting

Pantera runs on the ERPs construction companies in Colombia and Mexico already use: Sinco, SAP Business One and Siesa. Nothing migrates and nothing gets replaced.

What it runs

Four processes, running across every project at once

A construction company does not have one set of books. It has one per project, and they all close at the same time.

Bank reconciliation across accounts and projects

Money moves across several accounts and several projects at once. The digital worker pulls each statement, matches it against the ERP, and escalates only the differences that are real, with the evidence attached.

Supplier and subcontractor payables

Every invoice is checked against its purchase order before anything is posted: amounts, line items, tax details, duplicates. Only genuine exceptions reach a person.

Site progress against the accounting record

The digital worker compares what the site reports as built against what the books show, and surfaces the gap before the month closes rather than after.

Multi-entity month-end close

Reconciliations, standard accruals, FX adjustments and intercompany eliminations run on their own. The team reviews the entries that need judgement.

In production

What this looks like on a real site

Colombian construction company, 12 active projects

A Pantera digital worker runs the daily bank reconciliation and compares physical progress against the accounting record in Sinco. Variances surface around 48 hours earlier than before, while there is still time to act on them.

Figures from a Pantera implementation in 2026, verifiable under a reference agreement. Results depend on each company's volume, processes and data quality.

Next step

Bring one process and we will show you it running

Thirty minutes, on an ERP like yours. Pick one process your team does by hand today and we will show you what it looks like when a digital worker owns it.