The tender asks for ISO. The site runs on WhatsApp.
The work is done well. Proving it on paper is what eats your evenings.
Does this sound like your office?
- Nobody is fully sure which drawing on site is the latest one
- Site inspections and daily safety forms are photographed into WhatsApp groups — and lost to the scroll by Friday
- The snag list is rebuilt from memory before every client walk-through
- Before every tender, the ISO evidence file is assembled in a panic from six different places
What we make for companies like yours
One place per project, kept without extra work: the current drawings, the day's inspections with their photos attached where they belong, the snag list with what's closed and what's open.
And because all of it is already filed, the ISO evidence pack the tender asks for is not a panic — it is already made, as a side effect of the work your people were doing anyway.
One site engineer can run it from the phone he already carries.
See one working — two minutes on your phone
A working concept of exactly this — the Approval Chaser, on sample data. Open it, press the tabs:
cybint-demos.pages.dev/civil/
Point your phone camera at the square, or type the address.
The first step
Pick one live site. Two weeks watching how its papers move. You get a plain map of what we found and a working example for that site — then you decide. Nothing to buy before that.