Know what is ready before the next stage begins.
Quanavo Readiness brings prerequisites, evidence, inspections, materials and project information into one project view — helping construction teams see whether upcoming work is genuinely ready to start before blockers turn into delays.
Real project readiness. Not a manual status guess.
Level 1 — second fix
Prerequisites complete · materials on site · inspection passed
Level 2 — first fix
Awaiting delivery confirmation · 2 of 3 evidence items captured
Riser 4 — containment
Access not released · preceding works incomplete
A stage is only ready when the work around it is ready.
- 01Prerequisites
- 02Evidence
- 03Inspections
- 04Materials
- 05Project context
- 06Readiness status
Quanavo does not treat readiness as a single checkbox. The current status can reflect the project conditions that actually matter before work begins.
The right people see the readiness information relevant to their work.
Quanavo uses company roles, project memberships and permission-driven access so owners, office teams, managers and Field users can see the readiness information appropriate to their role and assigned projects.
Site users do not need access to the whole business to understand whether their work is ready to begin.
Know what must happen before the work can start.
Prerequisites can sit against the relevant stage or work context so teams can see what must be completed, released or confirmed before the next activity should begin.
Readiness is supported by evidence from the job.
Photos, records and captured site information can remain connected to the work they support, giving authorised users context behind a readiness decision instead of relying on memory or fragmented messages.
Explore Field →Checks and sign-off feed the next decision.
Inspection outcomes can contribute to readiness so the next stage is not treated as ready while required construction inspections remain outstanding.
- Inspection required
- Captured
- Reviewed
- Readiness updated
Missing materials become visible before they become delays.
Material availability can contribute to Readiness alongside prerequisites, evidence and inspections, helping teams understand whether upcoming work is genuinely ready to begin.
Explore Materials →Second fix
Materials available for the work
First fix
Awaiting material delivery
Containment
Required materials unavailable
The office and the site see the same current state.
Readiness stays attached to the shared project record, so authorised Office and Field users are working from the same project context rather than separate status updates.
See blockers before they become programme problems.
Readiness gives the business another layer of project visibility by showing what is ready, what is at risk and what needs attention before the next stage begins.
Prerequisites, evidence, inspections and materials support the work starting.
Something required for the stage is still outstanding or unconfirmed.
A genuine project blocker is sitting in front of the next stage.
AI can help surface context. People decide whether the work proceeds.
Quanavo may use AI to assist with organising, summarising and understanding project information, but it does not autonomously release work, approve readiness or make project decisions on behalf of the company.
Know what is ready before the next stage begins.
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