Certification drag
Every challenged line in a payment application is financing cost you carry. The burden of proof sits on you, and assembling it eats engineers.
Built for general contractors
Prove the work.
Get certified faster.
You build the value; the argument is about proving it. Oblix attaches the proof to every application, every subcontractor account and every delay event, automatically, every week.
The contractor’s problem
Subcontractor claims vs reality
Thirty subcontractors report progress in their own favour. Reconciling their claims against the works is a monthly argument you referee blind.
Delay events without a record
An EOT claim is only as strong as the evidence of site state on the dates in question. That is evidence nobody was assigned to collect.
What changes with the record
The same thirty-minute walk that documents your works also documents your entitlement.
Applications with the evidence attached
Every claimed percentage arrives with dated, plan-located imagery behind it. Reviews get shorter because there is less to argue about.
AI progress measurementSubcontractor accounts, measured
Sub claims reconcile against the same record you certify from, one standard for everyone on the job.
Progress trackingA defence file that builds itself
When a delay event lands, the weekly record already shows site state before, during and after. Every frame is located, dated and readable by a third party.
The 360° viewerDaily logs without the evening chore
AiDA drafts the daily log from the record and delivers it where your team already is, including on WhatsApp.
AiDA assistantPLACEHOLDERPhoto from a contractor’s site office: project engineers reviewing the Oblix progress table or viewer at a workstation, hi-vis and drawings in frame. Landscape, 2400px+ wide.
Questions
Asked and answered
Doesn’t this record work against us too?
The record is symmetrical: it documents what you built as firmly as what you didn’t. Contractors who build to programme win from symmetry; the ones who lose from it were losing anyway, later and more expensively.
Who owns the data on our projects?
Access follows the commercial agreement on each project. Your account, your record; parties see what their role entitles them to see.
See your site the way you need to see it
A 20-minute walkthrough of Oblix on a real project. No slides, no obligation.