Site execution
- Daily work assignments
- Stage inspections
- Contractor follow-ups
- Site progress records
From the planning desk. To the building site.
One clear plan. Every team connected. Coordinate site teams, contractors and project departments with clear tasks, due dates and checklists. Plan on desktop. Keep progress, supporting photos and reviews moving on mobile.
FOR EVERY TEAM BEHIND THE BUILD
- Project management
- Site engineering
- Contractors
- Quality & safety
- Procurement
- Project leadership
Built for the people
behind every project.
From the project office to the site, give every department a clearer way to coordinate.
Quality & safety
- Inspection checklists
- Safety walkthroughs
- Supporting photos
- Review and corrections
Procurement & stores
- Material request follow-ups
- Delivery coordination
- Document collection
- Responsible departments
Project coordination
- Milestone task planning
- MEP handovers
- Department responsibilities
- Progress reporting
Move the work forward.
Keep the site connected.
Choose a familiar process. See how planning, site updates and review fit together.
A site inspection. With the details in place.
Give the site engineer a clear checklist, keep the inspection photos with the task and pass the work to the responsible reviewer.
Desktop · Plan & coordinate
SITE-108Assigned
Level 3 slab inspection
Assigned toRavi · Site engineeringDue today8:30 AM
- Check reinforcement
- Attach site photos
- Submit for engineer review
Checklist and evidence required
- 01
Plan the inspection and assign the engineer
- 02
Record findings and attach site evidence
- 03
Review the submission and follow up
Illustrative task preview · Sample data
A shared plan.
A clearer view of the site.
Keep tasks, departments and responsibilities visible. Open the work your team needs to do next.
Block A · Project workspaceSample project
Select a task to see its requirements.
Desktop planning
SITE-108Assigned
Level 3 slab inspection
Assigned toRavi · Site engineeringDue today8:30 AM
- Check reinforcement
- Attach site photos
- Submit for engineer review
Checklist and evidence required
Tablet review
SITE-108Assigned
Level 3 slab inspection
Assigned toRavi · Site engineeringDue today8:30 AM
- Check reinforcement
- Attach site photos
- Submit for engineer review
Checklist and evidence required
Mobile site task
SITE-108 · The same task across desktop, tablet and phone.
Less repetitive setup.
More time for the project.
Give everyday construction work a useful starting point.
Start with a familiar checklist
Reuse the instructions your team already follows for inspections, handovers and regular site checks.
Keep routines scheduled
Set recurring tasks for regular work, with a responsible person and a record of each occurrence.
Keep the next action clear
Bring task details, due dates and supporting information together so people can act with context.
The right document. With the right work.
Keep the files your team needs close to the task that needs them.
Site instructions
With the relevant taskInspection photos
With the relevant taskQuality checklists
With the relevant taskSafety records
With the relevant taskHandover files
With the relevant taskMaterial documents
With the relevant taskReplace the chasing. Keep the context.
A practical change to the way your people coordinate.
The everyday friction
Site updates scattered across chats
Another call to find the responsible person
Inspection photos in separate folders
Recurring checks remembered manually
A handover without the full story
With TaskAlert
Progress recorded against the relevant task
An owner and a due date visible together
Supporting files kept with the work
Scheduled routines with completion records
Requirements and review context in one place
Work moves across departments.
The details should move with it.
A clear owner, shared requirements and a visible next step make handovers easier to follow.
01
Project office
Plan the task and departments.
02
Site team
Complete the work and record findings.
03
Reviewer
Check the evidence and close the loop.
From the person on site.
To the person reviewing.
Desktop planning and mobile follow-through, built around the same task.
At the site. With the requirements.
Open the assigned inspection, check what is required and record the findings from your phone. Keep the next person informed without another chain of messages.
- Assigned work and due dates
- Checklists close to the job
- Progress recorded with the task
Block A · Level 3 inspection
Site engineerInspection assigned
Room for your whole construction organisation.
Give each team a clear place in the work, from the first assignment to the final handover.
Site engineers
Project managers
Quality & safety
MEP teams
Procurement & stores
Contractor coordination
Multi-site teams
Project leadership
Everyone knows
what happens next.
Give the project team the context they need to keep work moving.
Clear responsibilities
A named owner, a due date and requirements together.
Visible handovers
A record of the work for the next person to follow.
Review with context
Supporting information close to the task being reviewed.
A better working day. Across the project.
Useful changes your team can understand from the first process.
01
Less chasing for updates
02
Clearer accountability
03
More consistent inspections
04
Connected site records
05
Easier review handovers
Start with one site process.
Keep the first step familiar. Learn with your team, then build on what works.
- 01
Choose a routine
Try a daily inspection or a contractor handover.
- 02
Make the work clear
Add the department, owner, due date and checklist.
- 03
Follow it through
Record progress on mobile and review the outcome.
Make it work for your project.
Practical answers before you start.
Plan work by department, assign a responsible person and set due dates on desktop. Site staff can view their work and record updates in the mobile app, keeping the task details together.
Sample workspace · Design preview
A shared view of the projectSample workspace
- Tasks and owners together
- Desktop and mobile connected
Product design preview with fictional sample data.
