Do the work, get paid faster, with a record nobody argues with
Every piece of work is recorded with photographs, quantities and signatures. The system produces reports that prove what was built and shorten approval and payment.
No chasing, no lost forms, and no work quietly going unpaid.
What contractors keep running into
Knowing the real scope. Without a system that checks the design against what is being built, quantity overruns are found late, and that is a loss.
Passing information between people. When the site manager, the execution engineer, the surveyor and the quantity surveyor each record separately, information scatters or arrives late.
Getting to the drawings on site. Crews cannot find the current revision, which produces rework.
Extra work. Instructions and variations that are not properly recorded get forgotten or priced too late.
What Inspector does about it
A project estimate against the contract. The system presents an estimate from the drawings and the execution details as a plus and minus against the contract bill of quantities, and updates it as the design or the BoQ changes.
Task management filed by location, element, date, subject or designer.
Location-based records with photographs, video and voice, for tracking, alerts, status and the reports you have to produce.
From the field
A contractor moved from a measured contract to a lump-sum contract in ten days, with no boxes of folders, and got the managing company’s approval online inside the system without printing a page.
What makes it different
Collector: a field app that makes sure every instruction and every piece of work is recorded, and turns into money in the account.
Payment applications: the execution engineer can measure on the design and on as-built drawings, produce sketches and attach reports, without expensive software.
Frequently asked questions
Will the client accept reports produced this way?
They are built for it. Reports carry the quantity, the location and the photographic evidence behind each line, in Excel or PDF, and can be issued under your own branding.
Do my crews need training?
Every customer gets full training, and we support the first rollout on a real project. Collector itself is designed to be usable by someone standing in a trench, not by an office user.
Does it help with a move to a lump-sum contract?
That is one of the strongest cases for it. The conversion needs a defensible number for what was designed and what was built, traceable back to the drawings, which is exactly what the system produces.
