Solutions · Owners & developers
You carry the capital.
You fund sixty jobs and stand on maybe six of them a month. The rest arrive as a slide someone made about a site you cannot see. GroundReality gives you the site itself — captured on a schedule, reconciled against the money, and briefed to the board with the source attached to every figure.
Where it hurts
Three things you’re asked to take on faith.
An owner’s risk is never the job you visited last week. It is the twelve you did not, reported by the party being measured, on a spreadsheet that closed a month ago.
Pain
Your exposure lives in sixty spreadsheets, each one a month old and written by the party being measured.
Proof
Every job reports into one record with the same fields, and the brain rolls it up nightly: committed cost, forecast at completion, contingency drawn, and cash exposure by region. The board pack is generated from the record rather than assembled from it, and each figure opens to the claim, drawing or capture frame behind it.
ROLL-UP · NIGHTLY · 60 JOBSFinancialsPain
Certifying a draw means believing a photograph that somebody chose to send you.
Proof
Progress claims are checked against capture before they are certified — installed work by trade and by area, dated to the frame. Owner and contractor read the same verified percentage, so the draw conversation starts from an agreed number instead of a negotiation about one.
CLAIM · VERIFIED 59% · Δ −9PTGroundPain
By the time a schedule slip reaches your desk it is already a change order.
Proof
Capture velocity is compared against the schedule every night across the portfolio, so jobs trending late surface with the sequence that caused them — around three weeks before the recovery plan starts costing money. Handover is quieter too: the as-built record has been assembling itself since the first flight.
TREND · 9 JOBS FLAGGED · 21D LEADProject Management
A day on the portfolio
Sixty jobs, one desk.
None of this requires a site visit, a status call, or a slide. The capture happened overnight; the record is already reconciled by the time you open it.
06:00
The portfolio reconciles
Overnight the record closes out sixty jobs: committed cost, forecast at completion, contingency drawn, and the deltas worth a phone call.
Financials08:30
A site visit without the flight
Last night’s orthomosaic and this week’s 360 walk of Bluevein DC-2, opened from your desk in the time it takes to read a status slide.
Aerial11:00
A draw is certified
October’s claim is compared line by line against verified installed work, with the frame and date sitting beside every billed item.
Ground14:15
A quality exception surfaces
A pour on DC-2 reads out of tolerance. The inspection record, the frame and the responsible party arrive together.
Quality & Safety16:40
The board pack writes itself
Twelve pages of capital exposure, every figure linked to the claim, drawing revision or capture frame it came from.
Enterprise AI Brain
Enterprise AI Brain
The board pack, written overnight.
The brain trains on every capture, contract and claim in your portfolio, then projects a capital view of it: where the money moved, which job moved it, and what has not been verified yet. Nothing in the brief is an estimate of an estimate — each line resolves to a document or a frame.
- EXPOSURE01 / 03
Cash exposure across 60 active jobs is $412M, up $9.4M this week. Two jobs account for 61% of the movement.
FORECAST-11-04 · REGION W - VERIFICATION02 / 03
Northgate Yard Phase 2 claims 68% installed; capture verifies 59%. Certification is held pending a walk on Thursday.
WALK-3310 · BLDG C · 11:02 - SCHEDULE03 / 03
Nine jobs are trending twelve or more days late on structure, and every one of them began slipping at the same trade.
ORTHO SERIES · 21D WINDOW
“I stopped asking for updates. The exposure across sixty jobs is on my screen at six, and every number opens to the thing it came from.”
Measured across the portfolio
What verification is worth.
60
Active jobs briefed nightly
$1.3T
Of construction built on the platform
11%
Average budget variance improvement
100%
Of brief lines cited to source