Disconnected project controls data across spreadsheets, point tools, and local files.
About SiteAxis
Project controls built for the way construction work actually moves.
SiteAxis is built for construction and infrastructure project controls. It connects safety, environmental, risk, schedule, quality, commercial, documents, equipment, permits, daily reports, exports, and audit-ready workflows in one operational workspace.
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What it is
A controls platform for active delivery teams.
SiteAxis is for teams who need to record field work, understand project exposure, manage approvals, and keep evidence close to the decisions it supports. It is not a generic task board or a collection of disconnected forms.
Who it is for
Project controls managers, site supervisors, HSE coordinators, commercial leads, quality teams, document controllers, project managers, and company administrators responsible for governed delivery.
Problems it solves
Less stitching, more control.
Field records that are hard to connect to risk, quality, commercial, schedule, and evidence workflows.
Audit trails that become difficult to reconstruct after decisions, approvals, and status changes.
Operational teams that need one consistent interaction model across office and field work.
Platform principles
Calm operations, accountable records.
Traceable by design
Records, attachments, exports, role changes, API keys, and high-risk operations are designed around scoped access and audit evidence.
Field and office together
SiteAxis connects site-captured events with controls workflows so HSE, quality, commercial, schedule, and reporting teams work from the same project picture.
Controlled rollout
The platform is moving through staged readiness gates before broader customer enablement, including provider setup, backup, monitoring, and pilot validation.
Current rollout status
Built for controlled rollout, not public overclaiming.
SiteAxis has local readiness foundations across modules, exports, audit trails, MFA, billing foundations, and Microsoft integration planning. Hosted provider setup, customer deployment gates, live billing, and final legal policy remain separate rollout steps before broad production launch.