Built to close the gap between work done and money in.
Your claims go out complete and on time, because the site record that proves them is already attached. We build that around how your firm already works: jobs, claims, subcontractors and site records, in one place you own.
One rule we hold: we never write a number you didn't. Your QS enters every figure, and you can always see the arithmetic behind it.
For RM 3M–30M Malaysian contracting firms · CIDB G3–G5 · 3 founding-partner slots in 2026
Every project on one screen,
is your money safe, what needs you.
What you see the moment you sign in. This is the live platform, running on demo data. We save the deeper advisory detail for the pilot call, on your own figures.
- Jobs & site tracking
- Progress claims
- Payment clocks
- Subcontractors
- Inventory
- Documents & audit
A workspace mapped to one contractor · demo data
Don't take our word for it.
Get inside the real thing.
Ask us and we’ll send you an access code to a fully loaded demo — the same platform, carrying a complete sample contractor: five projects, progress claims, the valuation ledger and a working BIM viewer. Click through it yourself in five minutes. No call, no commitment.
We send this to your phone or inbox. It opens the live platform in your browser, nothing to install, no account to set up.
If any of this sounds like your firm,
we built this for you.
They don't shrink as you grow. The more sites you run and the more you bill, the more each one quietly costs.
Built in Excel the night before, pulling numbers from three places. Then the architect queries half of it anyway.
Shared in a WhatsApp group and lost within days, then reconstructed six months later for a dispute.
The model your consultant delivered has sat in a folder since handover. The site team has never opened it.
Working out what each subcontractor is owed takes three phone calls, and the number never matches the spreadsheet.
None of this shows up on an invoice.
It still comes out of your margin.
These are industry figures, not ours. Numbers a contractor can check. They are what the WhatsApp-and-Excel way quietly costs, every month it stays.
in construction payment was dragged into adjudication in 2023 alone: money owed, withheld and fought over.
AIAC / CIPAA adjudication, 2023
Malaysian construction projects run into late, short, or non-payment. The wait to get paid is the norm, not the exception.
Planning Malaysia Journal, construction payment studies
of project cost is lost to rework, and nearly half of it traces to bad data and working off a superseded drawing.
Construction Industry Institute · FMI / PlanGrid
per person, every week, lost just hunting for the right drawing, number, or file before the work can even start.
FMI / PlanGrid, Construction Disconnected
Moorstack can't make these disappear. What it does: put the job, the claim, the invoice, and the record in one place, so there are fewer gaps for the money to fall through. What that is worth on your projects, we work out on the call, from your numbers, not a headline.
On the payment side, the deadlines are statutory and they are not the same date in every state. We publish every CIPAA period cited to its section of Act 746, including what the 2024 amendment actually changed.
Sources: AIAC / CIPAA adjudication (2023) · Planning Malaysia Journal · Construction Industry Institute · FMI / PlanGrid, Construction Disconnected. Figures marked global are industry-wide, not Malaysia-specific.
One platform.
Every part of how you work.
Jobs tracked on site, not rebuilt from memory.
Your team records progress, photos, hours and logs as the work happens. You have the record before anyone disputes it, not six months after.
Claims ready before the architect asks.
You claim in the format your contract requires, whether JKR, PAM or FIDIC, built from what the site already logged. Under an hour, submitted the day the work is certified.
The payment clock runs on record, not memory.
Statutory periods count from the dates in the system, each one cited to its provision. You know what is late before the money is, and you can prove when it went in.
BIM integration · Subcontractor management · Inventory · Audit export. Nine modules, shaped to your firm on the pilot call.
Times shown are typical. We map yours on the call.
See it running on your projects.
Thirty minutes with both founders. A working demo on your own workflow, and a fixed-price quote within the week. Nothing changes until you've seen it work.