Alloovium
Use case · OverseeRoadmap

Portfolio exceptions

A Monday portfolio view that pulls the one real exception to the top with its metric, threshold and source cited, so you spend attention only on what has actually gone wrong.

Portfolio · week 26

The whole board at a glance

Meridian TowerFit-out4.8%On track
Riverside Health HubServices rough-in5.2%On programme
Harbour Link — Stage 2Civil works3.7%Time-bar risk
Gateway Logistics ParkEarly works6.1%Mobilising
Northern DepotStructure1.9%Margin drift

Northern Depot — margin drifting. 1.9% against 3.3% at tender, read from the cost register this morning.

Flagged before the Monday review, not after it
01RAG across every project, exceptions on top
02Every flag names its metric and threshold
03Route it in one step, see it come back closed

How it will work

The plan: RAG across the book, exceptions ranked and cited, one-step routing to the person who owns the fix.

01 · Scan

One scan, exceptions ranked

Each project shows its status and movement against named thresholds, so a flag is verifiable, not just a colour. A project that has gone quiet is flagged too; absence of data is itself an exception.

Portfolio · week 26

The whole board at a glance

Meridian TowerFit-out4.8%On track
Riverside Health HubServices rough-in5.2%On programme
Harbour Link — Stage 2Civil works3.7%Time-bar risk
Gateway Logistics ParkEarly works6.1%Mobilising
Northern DepotStructure1.9%Margin drift

Northern Depot — margin drifting. 1.9% against 3.3% at tender, read from the cost register this morning.

Flagged before the Monday review, not after it

02 · Drill

Drill to the source, not a summary

The exception line opens the same cited evidence the project manager sees, read-only and two clicks deep: the client email, the variation state, the open notice clock.

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

03 · Route

Route it and watch it close

One step sends the exception to the person who owns it, with your note attached. Next Monday the same view shows it closed, with the trail.

Site walk · Thursday 4:12 pm

One spoken note becomes a tracked list.

“”On the walk — hold to talk, hands stay free

Tag east face scaffold, third liftDRToday
Re-brief exclusion zone, loading bayTBFri
Housekeeping at stair coreMOFri
Update crane lift plan for L6 steelSGWed

Captured and assigned before the gate.

Before and after

From ringing for status to reading the exceptions

Today

  • Status comes from ringing PMs, and depends on who you ring.
  • A green dashboard hides the project that stopped reporting.
  • Margin slippage shows up six weeks after it started.
  • The surprise lands at the leadership table.

With Alloovium

  • One scan shows the book, exceptions ranked and cited.
  • A quiet project is flagged, not shown green.
  • Drill any flag to its source evidence in two clicks.
  • Route it in one step and see it come back closed.

What it draws on

Grounded in the records you already keep

Every answer, draft and check reads from the project’s own paper trail. Nothing is uploaded twice, and nothing is invented.

  • Meeting minutesDecisions and actions, traced to the meeting they came from.
  • Site walks & diariesThe day’s record, spoken or typed, filed as it happens.
  • Emails & correspondenceThe thread where the instruction actually lives.
  • Drawings & specificationsEvery revision, read down to the clause and the detail.
  • Registers & ITPsQuantities, holds and sign-offs as structured records.
  • Contracts & variationsEntitlements and notices, cited back to the clause.

Get started

The document intelligence platform your team needs.

Put every drawing, spec, contract and RFI to work — and let the monthly grind run itself.

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