From the shoulder to the sign off.
Road maintenance recorded where it happens, so the monthly report is a by-product of the work.

Three layers, one record.
Trellispact Road is not three systems bolted together. What the crew enters is what the office reads and what the claim is built from.
Select a layer
What it does
8 things it handles, end to end.
Daily work reporting
Scope, road section, chainage, crew, equipment, weather, quantities and photos, captured on site rather than typed up that night.
Inspections and issues
GPS tracked inspection routes. Issues logged with severity, location and photo evidence, then assigned and closed out.
Work programs
Annual and monthly programs broken into scopes, sections and quantities, so planned work and actual work sit side by side.
Contractor management
Packages, CIDB certificates and expiry dates tracked per contractor, with the work history attached.
Hotmix and materials
Requests raised against a quarry, delivery receipts matched back to the section that consumed them.
Site warnings
Hazards, closures and disaster reports raised from the field with a reason code and a photo.
Monthly reports
Assembled from work already recorded. No retyping, no reconciling two versions of the same month.
Roles and access
Agency, contractor and inspector see the same records through their own permissions.
An example day
Nothing here is a separate admin task. Each step is the work being done, recorded once.
- Morning
The day opens against a scope
The crew picks up the section and scope already scheduled in the program.
- On site
Patching recorded at the chainage
Quantities, crew, equipment and photos entered where the work is happening.
- Afternoon
An inspector logs an issue
Severity, location and evidence attached, assigned to the responsible contractor.
- End of day
The report is submitted
Nothing to retype. The day is already structured.
- Month end
The claim is generated
Built from the days that were already recorded, not reconstructed from memory.
Inside Trellispact Road.

Backoffice
Inspection route
GPS tracked inspection route on a map, with issue pins.

Backoffice
Inspection issues
Issues found on patrol, with scope, chainage, location and whether they are closed.

Field app
Patrol record
The route driven, its distance and duration, and the issues raised along it.
Who it is built for
- State and federal road agencies
- Maintenance concessionaires
- Contractors and their site crews
- Independent inspectors
