Access that does not keep repeating
Devices left in place record daily movement without booking another after-hours level run every fortnight.
For commercial property and facilities
Know whether the works can wait.
In a commercial building, movement is an operations and capital question. The useful answer is not only what is cracked. It is whether you must act in this budget, or whether you can measure and plan.
The decision
Act in this budget, or measure and plan.
Facilities teams are asked to justify disruption, contractor access and capital at the same time. A one-off inspection rarely carries that decision on its own.
How we help
A trend an owner can read.
Tied to how the building is used
The inspection looks at the symptom in the context of the asset: what is occupied, what has been altered, and what a facilities team can actually do next.
Something an owner can read
The dashboard is a trend, not a file that only the surveyor can open. That matters when the decision sits with an owner or an asset manager who was not on site.
Monitoring
Where a daily record helps this decision.
Use it to see whether movement is active before a capital item is brought forward, and leave it in place after works if you need a performance record rather than a completion photo.
See the devices and the dashboardWhat we will not do
This is not a structural certificate for a lease, a sale or a compliance sign-off. Where that document is required, the movement record should go to the engineer instructed to provide it.