Why Osolix CPM
Construction PMIS, capital-program platforms, QS specialists and EAM-CWIP tools all solve a slice of owner-side delivery. None own the unbroken thread from approved budget to fixed asset register. Osolix CPM does — because it's built on the platform that already owns the FA register.
Osolix sells this as one ladder, not two products: CWIP (lite) for finance teams that need only construction-cost rollup and one-click capitalisation, and CPM (premium) for project/PMO teams that run the build end-to-end — contracts, IPCs, variations, EVM, bonds and BIM. CPM includes the full CWIP cost engine, so you never need both subscriptions.
Overall Osolix CPM coverage across the 54 capabilities below: 97%. Sourced from each vendor's public product pages, May 2026.
CWIP vs CPM — which do I need?
They are one ladder at two price points — pick the rung you need, not both.
CWIP — Capitalisation (Lite)
The finance-first cost-to-capitalisation spine.
- Construction-cost rollup (POs, contractor invoices, labour, finance charges)
- IAS 23 borrowing-cost capitalisation
- Milestone-gated one-click capitalisation into the Fixed Asset Register
Buy this if you only need cost-to-capitalisation.
Capital Project Management (incl. CWIP)
The premium tier — everything in CWIP, plus full construction execution.
- Everything in CWIP (bundled cost engine)
- Contracts & BoQ, interim payment certificates (IPC)
- Variations & claims with DoA, EVM (SPI/CPI), bonds, BIM handover & site portals
Buy this to run the construction project end-to-end.
One ladder, not two products. CWIP < CPM in price, and CPM includes CWIP — so you never subscribe to both. See pricing
How we built this comparison
Every row reflects what the vendor publishes on its own product pages and datasheets, sourced May 2026. Where the public documentation is ambiguous we mark ~ Partial rather than claim an Osolix win. Click any competitor card to verify on their site. If you spot something out of date, tell us through our contact form — we update within 48 hours.
| Capability | Osolix CPM | Trimble e-Builder | Oracle Unifier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approved budget → BoQ → contract → IPC → CWIP → FA thread No competitor owns this end-to-end natively. Both rely on external ERP for the FA hop. | |||
| Native Fixed Asset Register | |||
| IAS 16 componentization (shell / MEP / lifts / finishes) | |||
| IAS 23 borrowing-cost capitalisation Part of the CWIP (lite) cost engine — available without full CPM. | |||
| Capitalisation triggers (PC cert / partial / abandoned) Part of the CWIP (lite) cost engine — available without full CPM. | |||
| CWIP-to-FA bridge with drag-drop allocation Part of the CWIP (lite) cost engine — available without full CPM. | |||
| Owner-side workflow + DoA approvals | |||
| Capital planning + program oversight | |||
| EVM / SPI / CPI / EAC tracking |
| Capability | Osolix CPM | RIB CostX | PMWeb |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standards-driven BoQ builder (NRM / CSI / Uniformat) | |||
| CESMM / Uniclass / GCC standards | |||
| FIDIC contract templates (Red / Yellow / Silver / Pink) | |||
| Hierarchical BoQ tree (50K+ items) | |||
| Rate buildup engine (labour / material / plant / sub) | |||
| Productivity & waste factors | |||
| BoQ revisions + diff view | |||
| Reusable BoQ templates (tenant / user / project scope) | |||
| Excel import (BoQ from spreadsheet) | |||
| AI BoQ classification + abnormal-rate detection |
The unbroken-thread thesis
"Every other tool ends at construction handover. Osolix CPM is the only platform that owns the asset-register endpoint nobody else owns natively. Componentization, capitalisable borrowing costs, capitalisation triggers, and IFRS / IAS 16 / IAS 23 compliance are embedded in the data model — not bolted on at the end."
That is not easy to replicate. Competitors would need a major platform rebuild or an EAM acquisition to match it. Until then the seam at handover stays manual — and Osolix CPM is the only place customers can close it natively.
45-minute walkthrough · COBie pipeline demo · live BoQ → IPC → CWIP → FA capitalisation flow
Just need cost-to-capitalisation, not full construction execution? See CWIP — Capitalisation (Lite) — the cheaper finance-first tier (CPM includes it).