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Module

Your investments approvedby your own rules.

Each property submits its needs, backed by quotes and photos. The approval workflow follows your governance up to the operations director or the committee, then the accepted request becomes a project tracked through to payment.

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GET17 · CAPEX
A request sent to the operations director: process timeline, current step, expected actor and attached quotes.
3pre-approval levels available before the operations director
5possible decisions in a committee session
2separate workflows: approve the budget, then commit the spend

The problem

CAPEX decisions madewithout the big picture.

  • Requests arrive by email, without competing quotes or photos, each property writing them its own way.
  • Nobody knows where a request stands, or who has to approve it next.
  • The committee discovers files in the meeting, without the property's financial context.
  • Once the budget is voted, the gap between approved and actually ordered is no longer tracked.

Features

CAPEXFrom a property's request to the committee's decision, a workflow true to your rules.

CAPEX request form

Title, priority, target start date, duration, quote or budget estimate, photos, technical documents and blackout periods such as high season.

Built around your governance

Up to three pre-approvals before the operations director and three sign-offs after, each with its own roles and thresholds. Every step is enabled in the settings.

Technical and specialist sign-off

The operations director can request technical, design/purchasing and IT sign-offs: they block acceptance until they are granted.

Urgent and exceptional CAPEX

An urgent request requires a comment and can follow its own committee threshold. Some roles can accept outside committee; some categories are decided by the operations director alone.

CAPEX committee management

Agenda built as requests are submitted, a view by operations director with each property's financial context, and the meeting pack exported as PDF.

Five committee decisions

Accept, reject, send back for rework, defer to the next committee or hand over to head office: every decision is notified to the people involved.

Post-approval works tracking

The accepted request automatically becomes a CAPEX project with its quotes: approved orders, invoices, payments and spreading follow the construction workflow.

Approved vs. ordered

Spend by category, property by property: overruns and underspends stand out immediately, FF&E reserve included.

Decisions that stay put

Once decided, the request becomes read-only: it remains the reference of what was approved, and any change goes through a logged action.

The video

CAPEX & construction projectsin 86 seconds.

No voice-over; on-screen text in French.

How it works

From need to decision,then to the last euro paid.

Request

The property builds its file: quote or estimate, photos, blackout periods. It submits the request once complete.

Review

Optional pre-approvals, then review by the operations director, who assigns the spend category (routine OPEX, exceptional OPEX, CAPEX, FF&E reserve…) and calls in the relevant specialists.

Decide

Below the threshold, the operations director accepts directly; above it, the request goes on the next CAPEX committee agenda.

Arbitrate

The committee decides with the full file at hand, then closes the session: its decisions are locked.

Deliver

The CAPEX project is created automatically: approved orders, invoices, payments, spreading into the treasury forecast.

Analyze

Dashboard, statistics and spend by category consolidate the group and measure the gap between approved and ordered.

On screen

The application,as your teams see it.

GET17 · CAPEX
An open CAPEX committee: listed requests, amounts, operations directors and the status of each decision.
An open CAPEX committee: listed requests, amounts, operations directors and the status of each decision.
GET17 · CAPEX
The CAPEX dashboard: cash-outs, budget to paid, tracking by property and by category, reserve included.
The CAPEX dashboard: cash-outs, budget to paid, tracking by property and by category, reserve included.

Our approach

Your governance first,the software second.

GET17 does not force a standard workflow on you: each step is enabled, given a threshold and assigned to a role in the settings. The module deliberately separates the investment decision from the commitment of spend, so what was approved stays comparable with what was ordered.

01

Two workflows, one audit trail

The request sets a budget envelope; the project commits spend, order by order. Every action is dated, attributed and can carry a comment.

02

Properties and head office on one file

The property manager submits the request; the operations director, specialists and committee decide on the same record, whose timeline shows the current step and who is expected to act.

03

Designed for hospitality

FF&E reserve tracked by property, blackout periods during high season, committee packs by operations director: the module speaks the language of hotel groups.

What makes the difference

What matterswhen you choose.

Governance and control

Committee thresholds, authorized roles, blocking sign-offs, decision reversal limited to managers: every rule is explicit and enforced by the software.

Adoption by properties

A simple form, a timeline showing the current step, notifications at every stage and tasks on the home page.

Better-prepared committees

The meeting pack is generated as PDF, scoped to the operations director, manager or property on screen: no more assembling documents by hand.

Connected to treasury

Each CAPEX project's spreading feeds the group's treasury forecast, and the FF&E reserve is tracked from allocation to available balance.

Multi-country, multi-currency

Amounts tracked in each property's currency, filters by country, brand and operations director. 100% web, in 6 languages.

Frequently asked questions

CAPEXyour questions.

Can the approval workflow match our organization?

Yes. Pre-approvals, specialist sign-offs, committee threshold (with a separate one for urgent requests), categories decided by the operations director alone, roles allowed to accept outside committee: each rule is set in your platform settings.

What happens to an accepted request?

A CAPEX project is created automatically with the request's quotes. It is managed like a construction project: approved orders, invoices, payments, spreading, then closing.

Why can't a decided request be edited?

Because it is the reference of what was approved. To change it: send it back for rework before the decision, have an authorized manager reverse the decision, or create a new request for additional needs.

How do we spot overruns?

The Spend by category screen compares, by property and category, the approved amount with the amount actually ordered. Ordered above approved flags an overrun to be explained.

Is the FF&E reserve supported?

Yes, when enabled: annual allocation per property with balance carried forward, consumption by requests in the reserve category, and the available balance shown in the analyses.

Does end-of-life equipment create a CAPEX request?

No, by design. The preventive maintenance renewal plan flags and costs upcoming replacements; the decision to replace or extend remains a human one.

Let's map your CAPEX governance

Tell us about your thresholds, committees and approvers: we'll show you the matching workflow in GET17.