Real estate and construction

Certified evidence for sites, properties and handovers

TrueScreen seals photos, videos, reports and documents at the moment of capture, with digital signature, location and certified timestamp. Site teams, property managers and owners document conditions that nobody has to take on trust.

CAPTURE SEALED45.4642, 9.1900✓ CERTIFIED TIMESTAMPGloved hands photographing formwork and exposed rebar on an active construction site with scaffolding behind
Site managementWorks supervisionProperty managementFacility managementAppraisalRental operations
Why it matters

Where a site record breaks

A building buries its own history. What is not documented at the right moment cannot be reconstructed later.

Arcadis put the average value of a construction dispute at 52.6 million dollars globally, with resolution times that keep growing. Most of those disputes turn on the state of the works at a given date.

Arcadis, Global Construction Disputes Report · source

01

The condition is recorded by one party

Site photographs, progress reports and check out inspections are produced by whoever has an interest in the outcome, and arrive without a verifiable record of time and place.

02

What is covered cannot be reopened

Reinforcement under concrete, pipes behind a wall, ground under a slab: after the next stage, the only proof of what was there is the documentation taken at the time.

03

The dispute arrives at the end

Payments, variations, defects and deposits are argued months later. What counts is proof that this content existed, in that place, at that time, and has not changed since.

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Bring proof into every stage of the asset

We work with contractors, works supervisors, property and facility managers to certify evidence where it is produced: on site, at handover, at inspection.