4PS Construct vs myJobManager

4PS Construct is a construction-focused ERP for businesses spanning construction, civil engineering, housebuilding, mechanical and electrical services, service and maintenance, and equipment rental. It combines project and financial management with dashboards, forecasting, resource planning, cost tracking, job costing, progress billing, retainage, commitments, subcontractors, and custom project reporting. Estimating uses templates, historical costs, dynamic pricing, and Cost Value Reconciliation. The system is built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and connects with Office 365, Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Virtual Agent, payroll tools, and subcontractor payment applications. Teams can access live project information on Android and iOS devices; the Field Service App records hours, materials, costs, and updates. Deployment can be cloud, local-server, hosting-environment, or self-hosted. Pricing is paid and quoted individually, with modular additional apps and no published fixed price.

myJobManager combines job management, accounting, payroll, CIS, VAT, and statutory accounts for UK firms. Quotes can move into scheduled jobs, with a sales pipeline, task assignments, timesheets, purchase orders, and live job costing to track work. Its iOS and Android field app supports timesheets, photos, signatures, expenses, RAMS sign-off, and AI receipt scanning. Stock features cover multiple locations, picking lists, work-in-progress tracking, reorder alerts, and Bills of Materials. The platform submits VAT, payroll RTI, and CIS returns to HMRC and files statutory accounts with Companies House. It also lists DVLA fleet management integration and NEST pension auto-enrolment. Pricing is £30 per user per month for one to five users, or £25 per user per month for six or more; prices exclude VAT. The monthly contract can be cancelled any time. A free sandbox account requires no payment card, and no trial duration is stated. The maker identifies trades and field service contractors, light manufacturers, and construction SMEs as target customers.