MPG Site Management is a web platform with a native Android app for the field, designed to digitalize the management of industrial construction sites. It centralizes attendance, GPS clock-ins, daily reports, BOQs, cable and drum management and work progress in a single system: management and back office work from the browser, on-site operators from the Android app.

MPG Site Management is built for companies working on industrial, plant and automation sites: electrical installations, switchboards, turbines, cable laying, large projects. It is especially suited to those managing large crews, BOQs, cable master lists and work progress (SAL), but it also fits smaller companies thanks to the entry-level plans. If your work means connecting hours, production and materials in a single daily view, MPG was built for that.

Unlike Excel, MPG gives you real-time data, simultaneous multi-user access, automatic validation, management KPIs, geolocation and exportable reports. It removes manual errors and duplication and guarantees a single, always up-to-date view of the site.

The Cable Master module manages the full cable life cycle: laying (FROM/TO), tests, progress status, certifications. It records cable type, route, laying date, test results and connections. Ideal for large industrial plants with thousands of cables.

Import runs through a guided procedure: you upload the Excel file, indicate the role of sheets and columns (quantities, codes, descriptions) and preview the result before confirming. The same flow applies to the cable master list and drums. There is no need to reformat files by hand: the system guides you step by step in mapping your BOQ data.

Once the BOQ is imported, every hour worked on site is linked to the quantities actually completed. The supervisor approves the daily reports, and the validated data automatically feeds work progress. This way the SAL is not rebuilt by hand at month end, but is always available and updated from already-approved data.

Operators record entry and exit with GPS clock-in from the app. The system automatically computes daily hours, overtime and actual presence on site. The data flows in real time into the supervisor and management dashboards and can be exported to Excel/CSV for payroll.

The geofence defines an operational perimeter on the map. Clock-ins and activities are automatically associated with real presence on site, ensuring accuracy and traceability. Ideal for large sites with multiple operational areas.

MPG produces operational KPIs such as daily production, metres/hour, man-hours and progress by site, crew and individual operator. Management dashboards show costs, production and variances, so you can see every day whether the site is producing, costing or eroding margin. Approved data is ready for PDF reports and SAL calculation.

Yes. MPG is multi-site: the number of active sites you can manage depends on the chosen plan (from 1 site on the entry plan up to more than 15 on the Industrial plan). Each site has its own crews, BOQs, cables and progress, while management keeps an overview of all active sites.

Yes, MPG supports importing from Excel for BOQs and activities, and exporting reports, KPIs and dashboards in various formats (Excel, PDF, CSV). We can evaluate custom integrations with your management systems.

Yes. The operator app works even without a connection: clock-ins and daily reports are saved locally on the device and automatically synchronized with the platform when the signal returns, so nothing is lost even on sites with no or intermittent coverage.

The management side of MPG runs on any modern browser on PC and tablet. On-site operators use the native Android app; the minimum device requirements are communicated during activation.

MPG provides a native Android application. It is currently not distributed through Google Play: the app is provided directly to customers. When the administrator sets up the company and adds employees, they receive access and can download and install the app on their Android device at first login. This allows controlled distribution, reserved for operators actually authorized by the company.

No, a constant connection is not required. The app works offline too: data entered in the field is saved locally and synchronized with the platform when the signal returns, so clock-ins and daily reports are not lost.

MPG has two parts: a web platform for administration, management and supervision (accessible from a browser on PC and tablet) and a native Android application for on-site operators. Workers use the Android app to clock in, check tasks, look up cables and record work; management roles work from the web platform.

MPG offers five plans to fit companies of different sizes: Lite (from €49/month, then €79), Base (€390/month), Pro (€790/month), Industrial (€1,490/month) and Enterprise (on quotation). All prices exclude VAT. The breakdown of sites, users and included features is in the question "Which plans are available and what do they include". Configurations can be customized to your needs.

MPG offers five tiers. Lite (from €49/month, then €79) for small crews starting with attendance, GPS clock-ins and daily reports. Base (€390/month) with the full platform up to 3 sites and 20 users. Pro (€790/month) with a dedicated VPS, up to 7 sites and 70 users. Industrial (€1,490/month) for large sites, over 15 sites and 100 users. Enterprise on quotation, fully customized. All core operational features are included in every plan: scale, infrastructure and level of customization change. (Prices exclude VAT.)

The fee is per company and includes a number of sites and users based on the plan. Beyond those thresholds, additional costs apply per extra user or site (for example, on the Lite plan, an additional worker is €5/month and an additional site €25/month). This lets you start with a predictable cost and grow the system together with your business.

Yes, on plans with dedicated infrastructure there is an initial setup that includes configuration, training and data import: from €800 + VAT for the Pro plan and from €1,200 + VAT for the Industrial plan. On entry plans (Lite and Base) the setup is reduced or not required and is agreed during activation, while for Enterprise it is defined ad hoc in the quotation. The setup also includes customizations and dedicated support for go-live.

Of course. We offer personalized demos and the option to activate a pilot project on a real site. Contact us to schedule a demo and assess the best solution together.

Yes. You can upgrade at any time as sites, users or needs grow; the change applies from the next billing cycle. You can also review the plan downward at renewal, with our team's support to manage the data transition.

The service is offered on a monthly subscription basis. Any minimum-term conditions — for example on plans with dedicated infrastructure — are agreed and stated at the contract stage.

Your data stays yours. At any time, and in particular at contract closure, you can export your entire information set (sites, attendance, daily reports, cables, progress) in standard formats. We designed MPG explicitly to avoid lock-in: no data stays "trapped" in the platform.

Export is available in Excel and CSV for tabular data (hours, quantities, cables, attendance) and in PDF for progress and SAL reports. This lets you reuse the data in your management or accounting systems or in communications with the client.

Data is hosted on OVH infrastructure within the European Union, in compliance with GDPR. Choosing European hosting ensures that site and personnel data remain subject to European data protection regulations.

All communications run over an encrypted connection (HTTPS/TLS) with hardened network-level security policies. Access is governed by a role and permission system: each user (worker, site foreman, PM, administrator) sees and edits only what concerns them. Periodic backups and activity logging ensure data integrity and recoverability.

Yes. In the typical relationship, the client company is the data controller for its employees' data, while MPG (Giovannoni Mario) acts as the data processor, handling data exclusively according to the client's instructions and in compliance with GDPR. The data-processing agreements required by law are defined during activation. Data is hosted in the European Union.

Geolocation is limited and proportionate: it is detected only for operators actually clocked in and during working hours, for purposes related to site presence. It is not continuous tracking of the worker. The details are described in the dedicated geolocation notice, in compliance with remote-monitoring regulations and GDPR.

Typically implementation takes 1 to 3 weeks, depending on complexity and the number of sites to configure. The process includes: requirements analysis, configuration, data import, training and go-live with dedicated support.

Activation starts from configuration on your real case: we import the data of one site (BOQ, cable master list, drums), set up roles and crews and train the supervisor and PM. On higher plans onboarding is more structured and includes assisted setup and custom templates, while on entry plans it is leaner and faster. In all cases you can start with a 30-day pilot site to evaluate the system on your data.

We offer support for configuration, daily use and problem resolution. Service levels — support hours and response times — are defined according to the plan, with higher priority on the Pro, Industrial and Enterprise plans.

Yes. During rollout we train the key roles — supervisor and PM — and provide a guide for daily use of the app by workers, designed to be simple: clock in, find the cable, record the work. On higher plans training can be extended and customized to your company structure.