For construction & building projects

From promised value to earned value.

EXPERVAL gives contractors and their clients a shared language to manage their projects.

From the commitment made to the client to what actually happens on site, EVA connects what was promised, what was planned and what has really been earned.

Early access • Designed in Europe • Built for SMEs in the construction ecosystem

Meet EXPERVAL at BATIMAT 2026

Come and meet us in Paris from September 28 to October 1, 2026 and discover EVA in action.

Construction Tech® Area • Stand H1-D030M

BATIMAT Construction Tech

From estimate to site, keep sight of the value

EXPERVAL does not treat estimating, planning and execution tracking as separate activities. EVA connects them so the gap between what was expected and what is actually happening stays visible.

Promised

The estimate, quantities, costs and commitments agreed with the client define what must be delivered and the value both parties have agreed on.

Planned

The project turns those commitments into tasks, resources, costs and dates, showing how and when the promised value is expected to be produced.

Earned

Progress, actual costs and site events show where the project really stands and continuously compare reality with what was promised and planned.

EVA, the cloud software that connects all three dimensions

EVA is the EXPERVAL cloud software for construction project control. Project structure, estimating, planning, cost tracking, progress, journal entries and Earned Value indicators all contribute to one coherent view of the project, from the first commitment to the value actually earned.

One shared structure

Organise products, work and responsibilities in a consistent project structure used from estimating through execution tracking.

Visible variances

Compare planned and actual costs, quantities, time and progress to identify drift quickly and understand what is driving it.

Clearer conversations

Give teams, partners and clients a shared view of project status, grounded in structured data rather than impressions.