PHASE 2 — PREPARED: being stamped to the controlled Obras standard; not yet on sale. The specification below is the system as designed.
The complete residential division — Site Supervisor, Site Manager, Builder and the Townhouse Delivery System — in one QR-verified control environment. Across every home: which one moves a stage today, which one's slipping, and the single move that holds it. Each rolled to one verdict: Green on programme, Amber slipping, Red action required.
Lot 14 is waiting on a frame inspection. Lot 22's slab pour slipped and no one moved the trades. A client variation on Lot 9 never got signed — you'll wear it. A defect on Lot 31 is about to be plastered over. Across 20 homes the picture lives in a supervisor's head and a whiteboard — and the one that slips is the one you find out about late. The Residential OS puts every home on one board and tells you the move that holds the programme today.
Supervisor, Manager and Builder each run their loop; the OS rolls all of them to one verdict per home and one view across the portfolio.
Site Supervisor → Programme & Cost → Builder Oversight → Per-Home Dashboard → Green/Amber/Red → Client Reporting
Not "a residential bundle". The four role packs that run volume housing, each a complete operating loop.
Live control surfaces, not a spreadsheet — the multi-home board, a stage-claim register and the verdict. Scanning a document’s QR confirms its revision and controlled status.
Illustrative control surfaces. Every register and dashboard ships QR-verified and ready to brand as your own.
One board across 12–20 homes — see the home that's slipping and the move that holds the whole estate's programme.
Slab, frame, lock-up, fix, completion — every stage claim tracked and lodged. Cashflow protected across the book.
Client variations captured and signed before the work's done — not absorbed silently across twenty jobs.
Defects logged and closed before the next trade covers them — caught at inspection, not at the final walk-through.
The builder's view across every estate — programme, cashflow, pipeline and risk on one dashboard.
Clean, consistent client reporting on every home — the same standard whichever supervisor runs the site.
In volume housing the leaks are small and constant — and they add up across the estate.
An unsigned client variation you end up wearing — even a small one — across a book of homes adds up fast. Capture them and the OS has paid for itself.
A slab pour missed and trades stood down ripples through the programme. Holding the date on one home covers the licence.
A defect found at the final walk-through — rework, re-trade, an unhappy client — costs far more than catching it at inspection.
If you're running a book of homes, this is your system.
Supervisor to builder, every home on one operating system, one verdict each — every document QR-verified for its revision and controlled status. Written on site, not in an office.
Every residential document, permit and check connects to one live system.
A worked example, not a customer story. It describes how the system behaves, not a result it produced.
Put your own company name on a controlled document, then issue a revision and watch the QR flip from current to superseded. It runs in your browser and saves nothing.
It is sized for residential work rather than cut down from commercial. The sequencing and handover documents earn their keep on a single job.
Trade SWMS come from the SWMS library. This is the builder-side paperwork around them.
Yes, Word and PDF for every document.
Both. Yearly is cheaper.
