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For project managers, finance teams and contracting business owners

Know your net payment
before it arrives.

Practical tools for tracking payment certificates, retention, project cost and cash flow, built on more than fifteen years of finance work in oil and gas contracting and government tenders across Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

KWD
Net amount due to you
144,000.000
Held as retention
18,000.000
Recovered against the advance
18,000.000

Amounts in Kuwaiti dinars. The full calculator adds the retention cap and cumulative valuation.

Three questions that decide a project’s finances.

Each has a free template you can start with today, and a full tool for when the work grows.

  1. How much does the client still owe us?

    Amounts due, overdue and still held as retention for every project, in one sheet that counts days late automatically.

  2. Is the project still profitable?

    Budget against actual for every cost line, the estimate at completion, and the profit that will actually be left at the end.

  3. When will the cash run out?

    Receipts and payments week by week for thirteen weeks, with a warning before the balance falls below your safe minimum.

Every tool here answers a problem a real finance team has lived through.

MIYAR draws on more than fifteen years as a finance and administration manager in oil and gas contracting and infrastructure projects: preparing bids for government tenders, tracking payment certificates and collections, controlling project cost, and rebuilding accounts for tax compliance.

That is why our tools start from the question a project manager asks on the first morning of the working week, not from a generic feature list.

Calculate in your browser, no download.

Two free calculators using the same formulas as our tools, with every figure explained.

Cloud software in development

Beyond our contracting tools, we are building subscription software that runs online. Register your interest and you will hear first when the trial opens.