Owners
See project progress and contractor follow-up together.
Across a portfolio, the question is who owns the next step. You see outstanding actions with a named owner, inspections and subcontractor paperwork, and the supporting records for the conversation.
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What your crews need
Keep your crews, paperwork and follow-up connected.
Portfolio context
Review your reported concerns alongside project phase, site conditions and crew participation.
Contractor follow-through
Check who owns your outstanding actions and what progress they have recorded.
Evidence for project reviews
Keep your inspection findings and investigation records available for project reviews.
Relevant features
Relevant workflows for owners.
Subcontractor management
Keep your own insurance, licenses and method statements current, and collect the same from the companies you hire. Private links and broker requests bring records in, and your review queue shows what is current, what is expiring and what is still missing.
Insights
Compare response times, overdue actions, inspection completion and certifications across sites, then open the records behind any number. The measure tells you where to look, and people decide what it means.
Corrective actions / CAPA
Turn a report, an inspection finding or a failed equipment check into an action with an owner and a due date. Progress, photos and the final review stay on the record, so nothing closes on a verbal.
Incident investigations
Keep the facts, the sequence and the conditions in one review, with the evidence beside each finding. People set the findings and link the follow-up. A summary can be drafted for your review, never decided for you.
Insurance & licenses
One register holds your insurance, trade licenses and method statements against what each contractor you work for requires. You see current, expiring, expired and missing before the GC asks, not after.
Inspections
Run your trade’s checklist on the phone and record pass, fail or not applicable with notes and photos. A failed item can start the corrective action with its evidence and location already carried across.