Publish figures you can defend.
Program-level dashboards across every contractor - with each number tracing to certified source data, ready for audit, estimates or FOI.
How Catchment works for government clients.
Program roll-up
One view across contractors, projects and regions. Compare like for like, monthly.
Policy mapped once
Your framework profiled into the platform - every contractor reports against the same definitions.
Defensible publication
Every published figure traces to a source document held on record.
Better data up the chain, less burden down it.
Social procurement reporting only holds up when the whole chain can produce it. Catchment standardises what government asks for, and makes the trade partner side of it simple enough that the data actually arrives.
One standard across every contractor
Your policy is profiled into the platform once. Every head contractor and trade partner reports against the same definitions, so figures compare across projects and agencies.
Data that arrives complete
Trade partners submit in one system instead of a different spreadsheet for each builder. Fewer gaps at the source means fewer corrections at portfolio level.
Evidence behind every number
Certificates, invoices and payroll records sit with the figure they support - ready for audit, estimates and FOI.
No cost to the supply chain
Reporting is free for trade partners and suppliers, so compliance does not price small, regional and Indigenous businesses out of the work.
Venue-scale delivery, reported at package level.
Brisbane Stadium at Victoria Park concentrates thousands of workers and hundreds of packages on one site, under commitments the state has to publish.
Requirements push down to every trade package, submissions arrive as the work happens, and the authority sees status across the program without waiting on a contractor collation cycle.
