Construction & Site
Let the site's reality reach the office — with proof
On a construction site the truth of the work happens in the dirt, but the decision is made in the office; in between there's usually a paper timesheet, a WhatsApp photo and spreadsheets filled in at night. In that gap progress payments slip, subcontractor dues get argued, and where the material went turns fuzzy. Our approach is to record every piece of site data where it is, the moment it happens, with proof — and get it to the office clean: attendance entered on site, quantities measured on site, photos logged with location and time stamp.
On site our weight is not on paper but on the ground: for years we have worked on field data capture, mobile applications and hardware integration. The location, barcode, signature and photo flows we built for courier, driver and field teams carry straight to the site — from attendance to quantity take-off, from progress payments to safety records. The backbone is ready; the solution built on it takes shape around your real operation.
- Recorded on site, with proof
- Location- and time-stamped data
- Field + mobile + hardware experience
- A target vertical — shaped together
The capabilities that connect site to office
Attendance & subcontractor
Who worked, which day, in which block, for how many hours — attendance is entered on site, at the start of work; subcontractor crews and your own staff are tracked separately. End-of-month progress and subcontractor payments rest on records entered day by day, not on guesses. The 'how many workdays did this crew do' argument ends with proven data.
- Digital attendance on site
- Subcontractor-crew vs. staff split
- Workday and progress data ready
Survey, quantity & progress payment
How much of the work is done is the heart of construction. Survey and quantities are measured and recorded on site; as line items progress, the progress payment accrues on its own. Together with photo-documented progress, the issued payment doesn't just state 'what was done' — it proves it. Every line going to approval is traceable.
- On-site quantity and work records
- Photo-documented progress proof
- Line-item progress-payment tracking
Occupational safety & site records
On a site, occupational safety is lived in the field, not on paper: training, equipment issue, near-miss incidents, inspection rounds. We record these where they happen, leaving a trace with date and location; the 'it was done but there's no document' problem disappears at an OHS audit. Reminders surface expiring training and equipment on their own.
- Training, equipment and incident records
- Location/time-stamped inspection rounds
- Expiry reminders
The modules we bring to the site
We build field-tested capabilities into your project module by module — each one sitting on a part that has already run on another site.
Attendance & personnel
Daily attendance entered on site, subcontractor-crew and staff tracking; workday and progress data ready.
Survey & quantities
Quantities and work records measured on site; progress payments accrue as line items advance.
Progress & subcontractor
Line-item progress, subcontractor dues and approval flow; with photo-documented progress proof.
Occupational safety (OHS)
Training, equipment, near-miss and inspection-round records; with expiry reminders.
Field mobile app
Mobile entry that works offline too; barcode, signature, photo, location and time-stamp flow.
Hardware integration
Our data-collection experience with turnstiles/access control, barcode readers and field devices carries to the site.
How we move forward with you
We listen to the site together
We map your site's real flow: how attendance is kept, how progress payments are issued, where which data is lost. We define scope for your operation, not for a ready product.
We start with a pilot module
We usually start where it hurts most — attendance or progress payments — trying a small scope on site with real data, and expand once we see it works.
We roll out mobile & hardware
The field team's mobile app, offline operation, photo/location flow and any needed hardware are tested in real conditions.
Rollout & care
We spread the working module to other blocks and sites and train the team; then updates and support continue under an SLA maintenance plan.
What we bring to this area
What we bring to the site is not a promise but a capability that has run for years on other fields: capturing data where it happens, with its proof. Attendance, quantity take-off and progress payments all sit on top of that — where guesswork ends, the record begins.
The technology we build on
- .NET 9
- ASP.NET Web API
- PostgreSQL
- Flutter
- offline sync
- GPS
- photo/signature
- barcode/QR
- PDKS
- field devices
- Angular
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Docker
- MinIO
- SLA
Frequently asked
What do you bring ready to site software?
A field-tested backbone: location, barcode, signature and photo-based field data capture, a mobile flow that keeps working when the connection drops, and hardware integration. The attendance, quantity, progress-payment and safety modules are built on that backbone, shaped to your operation. Not a promise, but real experience that has run for years on other fields.
The site has weak internet; will the mobile app work?
Yes. We design field apps to work offline too: attendance, photos and quantities are entered offline and data syncs when the connection returns. Site conditions are exactly what this is designed for.
How do we start; must everything be set up at once?
No. We start where it hurts most — usually attendance or progress payments — with a small pilot, try it on site with real data, and once it works we spread it to other modules and sites. We define scope to your operation together.
Let's solve your site's data together
Construction is a target area for us; we'll listen to your site and map out where to start, together. The first conversation is non-binding.