Eque2 review
Construction-focused ERP spanning project costs, contract billing and core finance.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Eque2 provides cloud construction accounting and ERP for contractors, housebuilders and maintenance companies, with offerings aimed at businesses from start-up through enterprise. Its construction tools connect project, contract and job management with financial accounting, estimating, subcontractor workflows and billing. That breadth makes it relevant to firms that need project costs and contract administration alongside core finance, rather than a standalone project tracker. The portfolio includes Construction Manager, Construct for Sage Accounts and EVision, which extends Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central for enterprise contractors.
The construction workflow is the clearest reason to consider Eque2. Teams can use work-breakdown structures, cost-value reconciliation (CVR) and work-in-progress reporting, alongside subcontractor enquiry, quotation, ordering, valuation and payment management. Job billing includes applications, valuations and retentions; estimating covers 2D, 3D and BIM measurement and tendering. Plant lifecycle costing and charging plant to projects extend cost control beyond labour and materials. Housebuilding management reaches from land appraisal through sales and customer care. Firms focused on these linked construction processes may find the range more relevant than a general ERP; buyers with simpler needs may not need this breadth.
Eque2 also covers general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, inventory, fixed assets and cash flow. Integrations include Sage Accounting Solutions, Xero and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, plus Microsoft Outlook, Excel, SharePoint, PowerApps, Power BI, OneNote and Teams. According to Eque2's published pricing information, buyers enquire and arrange demonstrations rather than select from published prices; the portfolio is multiple solutions, not one plan. Email and phone support are listed. Prospective customers should compare Construction Manager, Construct for Sage Accounts and EVision against their company size and existing systems before choosing. It is a stronger fit for construction firms managing contracts, project costs and retentions than for organizations seeking a broadly industry-neutral ERP.
Eque2 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connects project, contract and job management with CVR and WIP reporting
- Covers subcontractor payments, job billing, valuations and retentions
- Supports estimating, BIM measurement and housebuilding workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting Eque2 rather than choosing a published plan
- The portfolio has multiple solutions, so buyers must assess which fits
- Its construction focus may not suit businesses seeking general-purpose ERP
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