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The month-end report, without the all-nighter.

Run the project and the month-end from one place. The week rolls up from your team, the report assembles itself, and every number is cited back to its source.

Monthly report — June · assembling

Drafted from your own registers

Cost summary and margin positionCost register.xlsxQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
Programme and six-week look-aheadProgramme rev FQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
Variations and claims registerClaims registerQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
Safety, quality and environmentHSEQ registerQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
Site narrative and progress photosDaily diariesQueuedDrafting…Reviewed

Committed cost to end June is $8.41M against a forecast of $8.52M, holding margin at 6.2%. [1]

Draft ready for your review · 22 pages, every number cited

The week, handled

A week on the job, without the chasing

Formwork and falsework rising on a concrete frame

Never miss a time bar. Site flags the change the day it happens. Alloovium drafts the variation in your contract wording and watches the notice window until it’s lodged.

Aerial view of a motorway interchange at capacity

Ask the project anything. Program, contract, costs and correspondence in one place. Ask in plain language and get the answer, cited back to its source.

Aerial view of earthworks plant cutting a haul road

Stop ringing around. Alloovium chases the context from your team and hands back the written answer, cited and ready to send on.

Precision without the paperwork

Run the project from one place

The monthly grind becomes a set of buttons that draft from your own registers, programs and documents. You review and send.

  • Your project leads dump the numbers from their registers once, and the monthly submission comes together instead of being pulled out of different systems ad hoc at the end of the month.

    Monthly report — June · assembling

    Drafted from your own registers

    Cost summary and margin positionCost register.xlsxQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
    Programme and six-week look-aheadProgramme rev FQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
    Variations and claims registerClaims registerQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
    Safety, quality and environmentHSEQ registerQueuedDrafting…Reviewed
    Site narrative and progress photosDaily diariesQueuedDrafting…Reviewed

    Committed cost to end June is $8.41M against a forecast of $8.52M, holding margin at 6.2%. [1]

    Draft ready for your review · 22 pages, every number cited
  • Hand a supervisor a program with the rolling weeks already prefilled, ready to flush out the detail, even on the weeks you cannot make the Thursday meeting.

    3-week look-ahead · rebuilt nightly

    The look-ahead that never goes stale

    L4 slab pour — east coreWk 1Checking…On track
    Façade panels — east elevationWk 2Checking…Booked
    Steel delivery — stair coreWk 2Checking…At risk
    Blockwork — L1 core wallsWk 3Checking…On track

    1 at risk — caught tonight, not on the morning. Steel slips 4 days; crane and crew resequenced before Monday’s prestart.

    9 activities checked · from the program and delivery dates
  • Tell it what changed. It asks the prompting questions it needs, then drafts the variation in your own contract wording, ready to review and lodge before it is time-barred.

    VAR-014 · rock excavation, SW trench

    Friday’s diary note becomes a cited claim

    TriggerReading Friday’s diary…Rock at 2.0m, SW trench — site diary, 26 Jun
    BasisMatching contract clauses…Latent condition — cl 25.2, AS 4000
    ValueTallying the cost register…$104,800 · +6 days, EOT-007 linked
    Notice

    1Geotech BH-042Site diary 26 Jun3Survey + daywork sheetsEvery figure cited

    Drafted tonight — the time bar holds. Notice due Fri 5 Jul, inside the 5-day bar · 3 citations attached.

  • The reports, claims and checks you repeat every month become a routine that drafts itself from your own documents, with a review step before anything goes out.

    End-of-month report · routine

    Nothing goes out until you have reviewed it

    June progress reportRuns 1st · 6:00amQueuedRunning…In reviewSentRun now
    Pull site diaries and registers62 documents
    Tally claimed quantitiesFrom the cost register
    Draft the monthly reportSection 5 of 5 · $412,300
    Send to you for reviewTo you · 6:00am
    Assembling from the registers…Nothing goes out until you approve itSent to the client list · 6:04amApproved

    Sent · 6:04am — after your approval. June report to the client list · 28s · run 12 of 12 succeeded.

How it works

From a Friday site note to a drafted variation

01The week is collected for you

At the end of each week the Alloovium routine prompts every project engineer for a quick update and captures their voice notes and summaries from site, so nothing is left sitting in someone’s head over the weekend.

Friday routine · Week 26 · 4:30 pm

Every front reports before knock-off.

4 of 4 in
ZKZanderSW trenchRock at 2m — storm stood two crews down.1:42
PSPriyaStructureL4 pour passed, propping strips Thursday.0:58
MAMarcusServicesSwitchboard slipped a week, chasing the sub.1:11
LCLenaFaçadePanels 40–52 hung, sealant crew booked Monday.0:47

4 of 4 in before knock-off.Nothing sits in someone’s head over the weekend.

Monday briefing drafting · lands 6:58am

02Monday morning briefing

You load in on Monday to a summary of the prior week’s events across the project. Click into any line to drill down, and every point is cited back to the source it came from.

Monday briefing · Week 27 · 6:58 am

The weekend, read and ranked before the gate.

Rock in SW trench — notice clock runningZander · Fri 4:31pmNeeds you
Switchboard delivery slipped a weekMarcus · Fri 4:44pmNeeds you
L4 pour passed — propping strips ThursdayPriya · Fri 4:12pmNoted
Weather holds for Thursday slab prepProgramme rev F · BOMNoted

First on the list: SW trench rock — 3 days left to give notice.

Built from 4 voice notes · 12 emails · Programme rev F

03The pressing matters surface

Alloovium highlights what needs you first, like a variation flagged from Friday afternoon after the crew hit unexpected rock in the trench, raised as an action item before it gets forgotten.

Site diary · Tuesday 24 June

The knock-off call writes the diary.

07:00NE slab poured and passed — 46m³, pump on site 6:15am.Logged
13:10Storm from 1pm — two crews stood down, crane on hold.Noted
15:40SW trench: rock at 2.0m — not in Geotech BH-04 log.NotedLatent · BH-04
16:30Reo for L5 received, stacked at gate 3 laydown.Logged

Filed 5:04pm — a 1:42 call, no typing.

Variation drafted from the 15:40 entry

04Start the variation workflow

From that action item you click straight into the variation workflow. It opens with your standard template and asks you the ten to twenty questions it needs to prefill it.

Variation workflow · VAR-014

It asks the questions, you answer from the trench

When was the rock first encountered?

Friday 26 June, about 1:30pm — SW trench at 2m

Which geotech reference applies?

BH-04 — clay expected to 4m

Quantity for the claim?

≈ 310 m³ — Survey 26 Jun + plant records
Your template · it asks, you answer7 of 12 answered

Then the draft assembles itself. Your contract wording, every figure cited — ready before the time bar.

05The variation is drafted

From your answers Alloovium drafts the variation in your own contract wording, ready to review and lodge before it is time-barred.

VAR-014 · rock excavation, SW trench

Friday’s diary note becomes a cited claim

TriggerReading Friday’s diary…Rock at 2.0m, SW trench — site diary, 26 Jun
BasisMatching contract clauses…Latent condition — cl 25.2, AS 4000
ValueTallying the cost register…$104,800 · +6 days, EOT-007 linked
Notice

1Geotech BH-042Site diary 26 Jun3Survey + daywork sheetsEvery figure cited

Drafted tonight — the time bar holds. Notice due Fri 5 Jul, inside the 5-day bar · 3 citations attached.

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A construction engineer reviewing drawings and a schedule from a site office overlooking live towers