Outcome
Certify what you pay for
Every payment rests on a document somebody has to trust.
Progress claims, drawdowns and the the final account all rest on the same question: what has actually been documented, instructed and built. Your financier's QS asks it monthly, your own team asks it every claim cycle, and the answer usually lives across a folder of revisions and somebody's memory of a site meeting.
CIM builds that record as the job runs. Every revision compared, every change dated and cited to the sheet it appeared on, every finding traceable back to its source page.
Certification stops being a reconstruction exercise. When the the final account is negotiated, the history is already written down and everyone is arguing from the same set of facts.
Before CIM
- Each claim cycle reconstructs the same history by hand.
- Your financier's QS and your team work from different records.
- The the final account is argued from memory.
With CIM
- A dated record of every revision, built as the job runs.
- One evidence base shared across the project.
- The the final account negotiated from documents.