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Type less.Build more.

Swap end-of-day paperwork for a quick conversation that updates your records automatically.

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The problem

The job’s done.The paperwork isn’t.

You ran the site all day. Now you get to write it all down.

A site supervisor at dusk, sitting in his ute with a laptop against the steering wheel, rubbing his forehead.
6:40pm
still on site
  1. 5:10pm

    Type the day into a form.

    Site diary. Delivery dockets. The inspection request.

  2. 5:35pm

    Chase the bit someone left out.

    Ring the plasterer. Leave a message. Wait.

  3. 6:05pm

    Write the follow-ups.

    Three emails to say what you already said on site.

  4. 6:40pm

    Go home.

    Do it all again tomorrow.

90 minutes.None of it is building.

How it works

One call.Three things happen.

  1. 01

    Call it in.

    Ring the project line and say what happened, the way you’d tell your PM. No app to open. No form to find.

  2. 02

    It asks what’s missing.

    Skip something the form needs and it asks while you’re still standing there. Not three days later by email.

  3. 03

    It’s written up. You sign it off.

    The form is filled and the follow-up is drafted. Read it, fix a word, approve. Nothing goes anywhere until you say so.

6:12
Northbank project line00:36 · Alloovium

Live transcript

  1. You: Level two, east side. Walls are framed and ready to close up.

  2. Alloovium: Has the fire inspection been signed off?

  3. You: Not yet. Inspector’s booked for Thursday.

  4. Alloovium: Noted. I’ll hold the close-up and draft the booking.

Site update

  • Area
  • Work
  • Status
  • Hold point
Northbank / Level 2 / Site updatesDM
Site updateWall close-up, level 2 east
Prepared
From call · 6:12 am0:36
Reported byDMDan Mercer
AreaLevel 2, east corridor
Work completedWall framing complete. Ready to close up.
StatusReady to close up
Hold pointFire inspection sign-off
Follow-upDraftTo Fire inspector

Level 2 east: inspection before close-upLevel 2 east corridor is ready for inspection before wall close-up. Can you confirm Thursday?

Nothing is sent until you approve.
EditApproved

Features

The kit behindthe call.

Every call is answered from your project documents and checked against what the job requires. Nothing goes out until your team approves it.

  • 01

    Voice updates

    Say what happened. It fills in the form you already use and asks for anything you left out.

  • 02

    Project answers

    Ask about the job. Get the answer and the page it came from, so you can check it.

  • 03

    Document control

    Always the current revision, and what changed since the last one.

  • 04

    Requirement checks

    Each update is checked against your project documents. You see which checks, evidence and approvals are still open.

  • 05

    Workflow builder

    The office wires calls to forms, checks and actions once. Drag, drop, roll it out to every job.

  • 06

    Actions for review

    Tasks and follow-ups drafted from the call. Your team approves what goes out.

The difference

The old way.The phone call.

If you’re still…With Alloovium

Typing site updates into forms.

Call it in.

Chasing missing details after each update.

It asks while you’re on the phone.

Digging through documents for what’s outstanding.

See the missing checks, evidence and approvals.

Writing tasks and emails after hours.

Read what it drafted. Approve. Go home.

On site

Crews thatstopped typing.

Four of the crew around a trestle table at dawn, mid-conversation, steel wall framing behind them.

“I ring the site diary in on the way to the ute. It’s done before I’m there.”

Mick DallowaySite Supervisor, Brackenfold Construct

  • 47min

    back per supervisor, per day

  • 9in 10

    site updates called in, not typed

  • 3×

    fewer open items at handover

  • “It asked about the fire sign-off while I was on the phone. We’d have closed that wall up.”

    Priya VennSite Engineer, Tindale & Marrow

  • “We tried three apps with our supervisors. None stuck. They’ll make a phone call.”

    Tom Okafor-ReidOperations Director, Carrowmere Projects

On the tools with

  • Brackenfold Construct
  • Tindale & Marrow
  • Carrowmere Projects
  • Oxlade Northern
  • Stannix Build

FAQ

Fairquestions.

The ones a supervisor asks before anyone gets a new thing to use.

Ask us the rest
01

Will it hear me over the site?

It’s made for a phone call on a live job, not a quiet office. If it misses something, it asks you to say it again, same as anyone would.

02

What if it gets something wrong?

Nothing is filed or sent until someone approves it. You see the form and the follow-up first. Fix a word, then sign it off.

03

Do I have to learn new software?

No. It’s a phone number. The office sets up the forms and the checks once. You just ring.

04

Does it use our forms, or yours?

Yours. Site diary, inspection request, whatever the job already runs on. You choose which form a call fills in.

05

Where do the answers come from?

From your project documents. Every answer is linked to the page it was taken from, so you can check the detail yourself.

06

Who decides what happens next?

Your team. Alloovium prepares the task or the follow-up. A person reviews it and approves the next step.

A foreman walks away across the slab toward the rising sun with a phone to his ear, his shadow long behind him.

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