A specialised app for site engineers, project managers and quality inspectors. Safety checklists before work begins. Work-completion checklists when work is ready. On-site inspection with photo evidence. Non-Conformities raised with one tap. Closure tracked through to fix. Job marked complete only when quality is signed off — and the floor-by-floor dashboard reflects it instantly.
Open the app, pick the activity — Slab F5 concrete pour, brickwork F3 plaster, MEP riser commissioning. The right checklist appears, generated from the BOQ activity itself. Standard items for that activity type. Custom items per project. Each item is one tap to mark, with mandatory photo evidence at critical points. Sign at the bottom — your face, your timestamp, your geotag. The whole inspection takes minutes, not paperwork.
An item fails the inspection. One tap raises a Non-Conformity — photo, location-tagged, with remarks and severity. The NC routes to the contractor or sub-trade who'll fix it, with an SLA. Until it's closed and re-inspected, the activity stays open. The dashboard tile stays amber, not green. And — this is the integration kicker — the contractor's RA bill for that activity can't be approved while an open NC exists. Quality and payment are linked.
Project manager opens the app — or the web view. Tower-by-tower, floor-by-floor, the completion state is right there. Green floors are signed off. Amber floors have open inspections. Red floors have open NCs. The same dashboard answers: how many activities completed today, this week, this month. Trend in NCs raised vs closed. Ageing of unclosed NCs. The MD opens this on Monday morning and knows where the project actually stands — not where the WhatsApp updates say it stands.
The site engineer's experience is identical to any modern QC app — fast, mobile-first, photo-driven, signed-on-the-spot. The difference is what happens after they tap "submit." With a standalone tool, the data sits in a parallel system. With this app, it lands in the same place where your contracts, drawings, and bills live.
We tried a standalone QC app for two years. The site loved it — fast, photo-driven, easy. The CFO hated it — every month-end he reconciled the QC system with the ERP and chased gaps. Now it's one system. Site still loves the app. The CFO loves it too. And the MD opens the dashboard before his morning coffee.— Project Director · Indian developer · 18 active towers · Mumbai & Pune
30 minutes. We'll walk through one BOQ activity end-to-end — safety check at start of day, work-completion checklist before pour, full inspection with photo evidence, NC raising for a deliberate fail, NC closure after fix, activity marked complete, dashboard tile turning green. We'll show what the integration looks like — including how an open NC blocks the RA bill.