See your project between site visits.
Scheduled specialist visits to your construction site, captured against a monitoring checklist and built into a chronological Project Timeline Vault™ you can scroll from anywhere.
Visit #04 sits alongside visits 01 to 03 in the same timeline. Progress becomes comparable.
Recurring visits, one continuous timeline.
A specialist attends your site on a schedule, captures the phase the works are actually in, and adds a dated entry to your project timeline after every visit.
- What happens
- Recurring visits tied to the construction phase, each captured against a monitoring checklist and reviewed before release.Visit frequency is agreed up front and matched to how fast the site is moving.
- Who it’s for
- Owners, families and stakeholders funding a build they cannot attend regularly.Including anyone releasing staged payments against reported progress.
- What you receive
- A dated progress entry after every visit, each one comparable against the visit before it.Plus a Project Timeline Vault™ holding the whole build in order.
- Example evidence
- 14 items per visit — works completed since the last visit, materials on site, workforce present, equipment, site conditions, safety observations.Captured from consistent positions so one visit can be compared with the next.
- Example report
- VRP-0006 · Progress report · Visit #05 · Foundation phase · IssuedStates what moved since the previous visit and what did not.
- Into the Passport
- Every visit is added to the Property Passport™ in chronological order.When the build finishes, the record of how it was built stays with the property.
Report identifiers and evidence counts shown are product examples
The project is moving. You are not there.
Construction is the point at which money leaves fastest and visibility is worst. Progress reports come from the people being paid for the progress.
Updates arrive as a paragraph and two photographs, usually of whatever looks best that week.
There is no consistent vantage point, so this month’s photographs cannot be compared with last month’s.
Materials, workforce and equipment on site are described rather than recorded.
When a dispute arrives, and on a long build one usually does, there is no dated record to refer back to.
A scheduled visit. A comparable record.
Each monitoring visit follows the same checklist and produces the same shape of evidence, so the record is genuinely comparable from one month to the next.
Recurring visits
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly attendance on a schedule agreed with you before the first visit.
Phase-aware checklist
The checklist covers site access, current phase progress, structural work, materials, workforce, equipment and safety observations.
Consistent capture
The same evidence categories every visit, captured in-app rather than assembled afterwards.
Timeline Vault™
Every visit is stored chronologically. You scroll the project rather than search a chat.
Independent observation
The specialist reports what is on site, not what the schedule says should be.
A repeating loop, not a one-off visit.
The first visit sets the baseline. Every visit after it is measured against what came before.
The construction monitoring checklist.
Every monitoring visit answers these items. Your own requirements are added on top of them.
Site access
The entry point and the site control arrangements as found on arrival.
- ·Minimum two photographs
Current phase progress
Wide and close views of the phase actually under way, with a written observation.
- ·Minimum four photographs
- ·Written observation required
Visible structural work
Columns, beams, blockwork or slab work completed since the previous visit.
- ·Minimum three photographs
Materials observed
Materials stored on site and their condition, recorded as seen.
- ·Minimum two photographs
- ·Written observation required
Workforce activity
Workers present and the activity under way at the time of the visit.
- ·Minimum two photographs
Equipment activity
Plant and equipment on site during the visit.
- ·Minimum two photographs
Safety observations
Visible site safety conditions, with anything of concern written up.
- ·Minimum two photographs
- ·Written observation required
Visit report and timeline entry
Each visit produces its own dated report and a permanent entry in the Project Timeline Vault™.
- ·Chronological project view
- ·Comparable evidence between visits
- ·Shareable with your own stakeholders
What is actually doing the work.
The parts of the Veriness platform a monitoring programme depends on.
Project Timeline Vault™
Every visit, in order, with its evidence attached. The project’s history in one scrollable record.
Read more EVIDENCEVeriness Evidence Camera
Consistent capture against the same checklist items on every single visit.
Read more WORKFLOWVeriness OS™
Schedules the recurring visits, assigns specialists and moves each visit through review.
Read more SCORINGRisk Score™
A structured summary of observations and inconsistencies that need someone’s attention.
Read moreImportant legal positioning
Construction monitoring is an observational service. It records what was visible on site on the day of the visit. It is not engineering certification, quantity surveying, structural assessment or a guarantee of construction quality, and it does not replace the professionals who provide those.
Watch the build from wherever you are.
Tell us about the project, the phase it is in and how often you want it visited. We’ll come back with a monitoring schedule.