A construction industry where trust between project manager, subcontractor, and client rests on evidence, where every project closes clean.
Photos arrive without location. Messages arrive without owners. "Reported complete" is treated as "verified complete" until it isn't.
A single flow that holds up on a noisy site with patchy connectivity.
Snap the defect where it stands. Location pins straight to the plan, even offline.
Route it to a named owner instantly: no defect sits unclaimed in a group chat.
The fix gets photo-documented against the original flag: proof, not a promise.
A human signs off before the tick closes. Verified complete, not just reported complete.
Every channel a site already uses feeds one verified record, not six separate ones.
Every input channel and downstream touchpoint shown above mirrors the team's own connected system map, redrawn in the Verticks visual language.
Photos in the site group chat, emails from the sub, marked-up drawings, drive folders. Verticks pulls them into a single defect record, and closes it with a tick that holds up.
Verticks assembled the close-out record and a person signed it off.
Riverside Quarter, Block B, plan pin grid C4
Plasterboard crack repair, re-skim and repaint to match the adjacent finish.
Nothing closes on a message alone. Every source feeds the same record, and the tick only lands once a named person has verified the fix against the original flag.
"Trust between project manager, subcontractor, and client rests on evidence: every project closes clean."
A vertex is where two lines meet: the corners construction blueprints use to define where walls, rooms, and structural components join. A tick is what closes a checklist item.
Verticks is both: every defect lives at a vertex on the plan, and every tick that closes it is a verified tick, not just a claimed one.
Mobile-first for gloved hands, resilient on patchy connections.
Every item lives at a vertex on the plan, no more guessing which wall, which floor, which unit.
Clear assignment on creation means nothing waits for someone to notice it's unowned.
A person always approves the close. Verticks organizes evidence, it doesn't replace judgment.
Give your site a system where every defect has a place, an owner, and a verified finish.
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