Update site progress directly from interactive drawings - visualise progress and highlight issues

Bill of Materials created, to companies specifications, by analysing the drawings which can be used for tendering or progress tracking

Choose your language from English, Mandarin, Thai, Spanish and more

Easily generate, print and scan QR codes stickers to instantly view and update materials or pack items using any smart phone or tablet

Select any action to get instant notifications for - such as when defects are tagged or when trades can start work on site.

Automatically generate reports such as: packing list, ITP/quality, defect lists and progress claims

Instantly share and store photos and files as evidence to show proof of work or material condition

Edit the access of all users and companies linked to projects in Matrak - keeping data safe and secure

Easily create inspection and test plan checklists or quality checklists and tick them off as you go

Date and timestamped activity logs to see every action made to materials to improve efficiencies and help with dispute resolution

Track site progress on drawings & against program dates with all trades and easily co-ordinate trades remotely

Integrate Matrak into your own business systems and processes

Get site-wide project views without needing to physically be on site

Better communication and clarity over all project aspects to ensure everything is run to schedule and minimise blockers and confusion that can hold up the build 

Give everyone on a project access to the same information so instead of answering phone calls all day, information can be pulled straight from the app

Save time searching for defects on site. Easily find them in the app and send instant notifications back to the manufacturer to ensure fast replacements

Know when materials are coming to site, which materials are inside each stillage and where they are on site through in-app tracking

Use date and time stamped activity logs and uploaded photos and files of all actions and materials to see when they where packaged, installed, or defected