For owners and operators
You are paying for an asset. See what is actually finished.
Owners are usually told how complete a project is rather than shown. Deskely gives you a read-only view of the same records your contractor executes against, so readiness, punch and certificate status come from signed evidence instead of a status meeting.
- Live
- Readiness instead of weekly reporting
- 0
- Document requests to verify a status
- A/B/C
- Punch visible by category and owner
- Ready
- Dossier complete at acceptance
Accept the asset on evidence, not on assurance.
You pay for the asset and you live with it for thirty years. Deskely gives you an independent, read-only view of what has actually been proven — during construction, not at the handover meeting.
See readiness as it is built
Subsystem progress derived from signed records, refreshed as the field works. No weekly slide, no reconciliation call to understand a percentage.
Intervene while it is still cheap
Rising category A punch, overdue preservation and missing test records are visible months before the acceptance date, when the contractor can still recover them.
Own the dossier from day one
The handover pack is assembled continuously and indexed to your tag hierarchy, so it transfers straight into operations and maintenance instead of into a review backlog.
Trusted by industry leaders
See what has actually been proven on your asset.
Independent view
Readiness you can read without a status pack.
Owner access is read-only and always current — derived from the contractor's signed records rather than from a weekly slide.
- Progress by system, subsystem and discipline
- Comparable definitions of complete across contractors
- Punch and preservation exposure in one place
- No reconciliation call needed to understand a number
Project Intelligence
Analytics and risk overview for your project
Project Health Snapshot
Project Health Score
Blocked Certs
Certificates currently unable to move forward.
Critical Blockers
High-severity blockers across active work.
Critical Punches
Open critical punch items needing attention.
Approval Backlog
Pending sign-offs. Oldest item is 54 days old.
Readiness Score
Certificates with dependencies met.
Rework Events
Items currently in a rework or rejection state.
Overdue PWLs
Preservation work lists past their due date.
Systems at Risk
Systems carrying rejected ITR or blocker pressure.
Why The Project Is Blocked
Largest active sources of delay across the project.
Top Blocked Certificates
View allHighest-pressure certificates based on current blocker count.
1. UAC
System not provided
80
blockers
2. SHC-82
System not provided
24
blockers
3. SHC-13
System not provided
22
blockers
The problem
Reported progress and proven progress are not the same number.
By the time the difference is visible, the acceptance date is already at risk and the leverage to fix it is gone.
- 01
Progress arrives as a slide
A weekly percentage with no way to open the record beneath it. You cannot tell whether a subsystem is 90% done or 90% claimed.
- 02
Punch surfaces late
Category A deficiencies that block acceptance appear at the gate rather than while there is still time and contractor presence to clear them.
- 03
The dossier is a black box
You find out what is missing when you start reviewing it — after mechanical completion, with the commissioning team demobilising.
- 04
No comparable view across projects
Each contractor reports in their own format, so portfolio-level readiness has to be rebuilt by hand every reporting cycle.
What you get
Independent visibility, without touching execution.
You get the owner's view of the live record: what is signed, what is open, and what the certificate depends on — with no ability to alter contractor data.
Derived progress dashboards
Subsystem and system completion calculated from signed ITRs, completed walkdowns and cleared punch — never a typed percentage.
Learn more02Certificate readiness
See exactly which records and which punch items stand between a subsystem and its mechanical completion or RFSU certificate.
Learn more03Punch by category and owner
Open A, B and C items with photos, responsible organisation and the milestone each one blocks.
Learn more04Evidence traceability
Open any status and read the signed record behind it, including who signed, when, and the photos attached at the time.
Learn more05Preservation compliance
Confirm that equipment installed months before start-up was actually preserved, before it becomes a warranty dispute.
Learn more06Role-based owner access
Read-only accounts for your project, operations and assurance teams, scoped by project and discipline.
Learn moreEight modules, one project record.
See the platformHow it runs
From construction reporting to signed acceptance.
Each stage closes on evidence, so the next one starts from a record rather than a promise.
Stage 01
Get an owner account
Read-only access to the contractor's live project, scoped to the systems and disciplines you are responsible for.
Stage 02
Watch readiness build
Completion moves as records are signed, so trend and forecast are based on the same data the field produces.
Stage 03
Intervene while it is cheap
Track category A punch and missing records weeks before the gate, while the crews who can clear them are still mobilised.
Stage 04
Accept against evidence
Issue acceptance with the dossier already compiled per subsystem — every certificate traceable to the records that support it.
Side by side
Contractor reporting versus owner visibility.
Both describe the same project. Only one of them can be opened and checked.
Weekly reporting pack
Completion figure
Manually entered, reported after the fact
Verification
Request the sheet, wait for the scan
Punch visibility
Summary counts by contractor
Handover dossier
Delivered at the end, reviewed under time pressure
Across projects
Different formats, rebuilt each cycle
Deskely owner view
Completion figure
Derived live from signed records
Verification
Open the record from the dashboard
Punch visibility
Every item with category, owner, photo and blocked milestone
Handover dossier
Visible and complete throughout the project
Across projects
One comparable readiness model
Who it serves
Built for the people who sign the acceptance.
Owner access is read-only by default and scoped by project, so your teams get transparency without touching the contractor's execution.
Portfolio
Project directors & sponsors
Comparable readiness across projects, with the same definition of complete applied to every contractor on every site.
Technical
Owner's engineers & inspectors
Drill from a certificate to the signed ITR, the punch history and the photo evidence behind it in a few clicks.
Operations
Operations & maintenance teams
Preservation history, as-built records and the final dossier arrive structured against the asset register you will run.
“We stopped asking for status packs. We open the project, look at what is signed, and the conversation with the contractor starts from the same facts.”
Project director — Asset owner, power sector
Before you shortlist
Estimate what your current process costs
Enter your tag count and record handling time to see the admin hours and cost in play — then book a demo against your own numbers.
FAQ
Questions from owners.
Keep reading
Tools and guides for owners.
Calculators, checklists and module deep-dives to help you evaluate Deskely.
Handover readiness check
Score how much of your acceptance criteria is currently backed by traceable evidence.
Read moreCertificates & gates
How mechanical completion, RFSU and handover certificates are gated against records and punch.
Read moreIndustries we serve
Sector and project-type detail, from LNG and FPSO to power, water, data centres and life sciences.
Read moreMain contractors
How your contractor consolidates every package into the record you review.
Read moreCertificates
How mechanical completion, RFSU and handover certificates are gated on evidence.
Read moreIndustries
Completions models by sector and project type.
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