Reporting with an agenda
Progress reports are compiled by the parties being paid against them. By the time optimism becomes undeniable, the recovery options have narrowed.
Built for developers & owners
Everything you know about your sites arrives filtered through parties with a stake in the story. Oblix gives you the unfiltered version: the sites themselves, dated and measured.
Progress reports are compiled by the parties being paid against them. By the time optimism becomes undeniable, the recovery options have narrowed.
Visiting every active site monthly is a calendar problem at three projects and an impossibility at ten, especially across borders.
At handover, what is inside the walls is whatever the file says. Latent-defect arguments start with no one holding photographs.
One weekly walk per site puts every project on the same evidence standard, whether it is across town or across the region.
Every active project, navigable in the browser, current to the last walk. You reach a site already knowing its state, so the visit confirms rather than uncovers.
The 360° viewerApplications are reviewed against AI-measured work in place. Certification then rests on the record instead of on someone’s word.
AI progress measurementProgress, cost and safety indicators across every project, fed by the record and comparable because they are measured the same way.
Reports & dashboardsEverything photographed weekly before it disappeared behind finishes. The archive transfers with the asset.
Weekly capturePLACEHOLDERPhoto of an owner-side review: a small leadership group examining the Oblix portfolio dashboard or viewer on a large screen in a boardroom. Landscape, 2400px+ wide.
Questions
Only access for one walker on a weekly route. Many owners nominate their own engineer or the consultant’s, so the record does not depend on the contractor’s reporting.
No. The record is browser-based and the capture procedure is identical everywhere, which is exactly what makes a cross-border portfolio comparable.
A 20-minute walkthrough of Oblix on a real project. No slides, no obligation.