Claims without a clear picture.
Reported completion can be hard to verify. Teams lose time checking what is ready, coordinating the next trade and approving payments.
Site intelligence · Pilot programme
Drone and camera data, turned into measurements and reports for the people running your site.
Backed by01 / The problems we’re tackling
Photos in messages. Quantities in spreadsheets. Reports that arrive after the work has changed.
When the evidence is hard to verify, teams can miss errors, disagree over payments and lose time deciding what to do next.
Reported completion can be hard to verify. Teams lose time checking what is ready, coordinating the next trade and approving payments.
Infrequent measurements make stockpiles, excavation and filling harder to reconcile with inventory records and contractor bills.
Differences from the plan can go unnoticed until later work covers them, making investigation and correction more difficult.
Inspection photos and notes can become separated from the asset, its history and the repair that needs following up.
Missing dates, locations and review records make it harder to assemble evidence for compliance reviews, disputes and handover.
Remote teams lack a current view of perimeter conditions, access obstructions and activity that needs someone on site to investigate.
02 / The product
We’re developing workflows that link site captures with plans, measure changes and prepare reports for your team to review. Explore the concept below.
Use your existing imagery or arrange a site capture.
Check against plans, earlier surveys and agreed tolerances.
Share findings with source evidence for human sign-off.
03 / Who it’s for
For contractors and developers coordinating active projects, checking completed work and reviewing payment claims.
Start with one site
Book a walkthrough of the concept. Together, we’ll choose one workflow for a pilot and agree how to measure success.
subhangladha@gmail.com