Questions, answered plainly.
What the platform covers, who in the supply chain reports, how the figures hold up at audit, and how pricing is scoped.
What it covers and how it runs.
Three modules, one supply chain, one evidence store. Obligations are profiled once and reused on every project that owes them.
What does Catchment cover?+
Three modules. SocialPro covers social procurement and local content. EnviroTrack covers environmental performance, including Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, waste and water. GovAssure keeps governance records current. Obligations map to the frameworks you report against.
Which frameworks and contract requirements can it report against?+
State and federal social procurement policies, client-specific contract requirements, Green Star and IS credits, and internal ESG frameworks. Requirements are profiled into the platform once and reused across every project that owes them.
How long does setup take?+
Obligations are profiled once, then pushed down the supply chain. Most projects are collecting data within the first week.
How does it fit with the systems we already use?+
Data can be imported from payroll, accounting and site systems, and exported in the format each client asks for. Catchment is an Autodesk AECO Technology Partner, so reporting status can sit alongside the model.
Who reports, and what they need.
Requirements arrive pre-structured at every trade partner, supplier and consultant, and submissions happen from any device.
Do trade partners need training, or a licence?+
No licence, and no cost to them. Requirements arrive pre-structured and submissions happen from any device. The support team onboards them and runs weekly training sessions, with live chat inside the app for anything that comes up.
Our reporting coordinator has this under control.+
Catchment does not replace them. It removes the worst part of their job. Instead of chasing 30 packages by email, they review submissions that arrive structured, certified and evidenced. The coordinator becomes the reviewer, not the collector.
Where the numbers come from.
Every figure in every report traces to a source document, kept on record and ready before the audit is called.
Can our figures be audited?+
That is the point of the system. Every figure in every report traces to a source document. Timesheets, invoices and certificates are kept on record.
Where does our data live?+
In Australia, with role-based access controls. Security documentation is available for review during procurement.
We already run this on spreadsheets, and it works.+
It usually does, until the project gets audited, a package goes quiet, or the person who built the spreadsheet leaves. Catchment keeps the structure your team knows, but the chasing, consolidation and evidence-filing happen automatically. You keep the control; you lose the 40 hours a month of admin.
Commercials, and moving across.
Pricing is scoped against project value and duration, or projects under management for portfolios. Existing SocialPro projects, logins and history carry over unchanged.
How is pricing scoped?+
Against project value and duration for single projects, or projects under management for portfolios. You get a number on the demo call, not after it.
We’re on SocialPro. What changes?+
Nothing breaks. Projects, logins and historical data carry over unchanged. EnviroTrack and GovAssure switch on when you need them.
What does switching actually involve?+
Your existing templates and registers are ingested during onboarding, so most projects are collecting within the first week. Trade partners are onboarded by the support team, with weekly training sessions and live chat in the app, and nothing is charged for them.
Still have a question?
Bring a live project and its obligations. We will walk through exactly how it reports.