Every package reporting. One queue.
Requirements flow down to every trade partner and supplier. The platform chases what is late. Month-end builds itself from certified submissions.
How Catchment works for general contractors.
Flow-down requirements
Profile obligations once - every package receives its own pre-structured requests.
Automated chasing
Late submissions are followed up by the platform, not your site team.
Reports that build themselves
Monthly reports assemble from live data, evidence already attached.
Push requirements down. Pull evidence up.
The head contractor sits between a client framework and dozens of trade partners. Catchment carries the obligation in both directions so the monthly report is a by-product of the work, not a project of its own.
One system for every package
Requirements are issued from the same place they are acquitted, so no package is reporting into a private spreadsheet.
Trade partners actually submit
Free to use, pre-structured and mobile, so the compliant path is the easy one - which is what keeps your data complete.
The monthly report builds itself
Hours, spend, emissions and governance records accumulate through the month and assemble into the client submission.
No rebuild per client framework
Map once to each client or state framework and reuse the same source data across every report you owe.
One reporting line across a regional trade base.
A regional project carries local content and workforce commitments that depend on trade partners who are not set up as reporting organisations.
Packages submit against the same requirements from site, evidence lands attached, and the client report is assembled from what was already collected.
