Homes in India are paid for as they go up. Every stage brings a demand letter, and a payment.
Open the Flat 302 demoFlat 302: “Windows complete: 12”. Today buyers and banks pay against that line alone.
The room tag places the footage. One slow sweep in one direction, and each window is counted once, outlined in its frame.
Nine verified with frames. Two short in a fully covered room. One not seen yet, with a request for five seconds of footage. Never an accusation.
Open the Flat 302 demoA builder sends a demand letter. The buyer pays. The bank releases the loan. By the next stage, the work is plastered over.
Buyers lack the time and the expertise to check.
Banks send an engineer occasionally, so most stages go out on paper.
Honest builders spend weeks answering “is it really done?”
The following stage is complete:
“Windows complete: 12”
Kindly release the stage payment.
Payment dueOne printed tag at each doorway, once per project.
Start with the tag in view. Pan steadily one way, never back.
The clip is placed in its room and the windows are counted.
Buyers and the bank open it. No accounts, no app.
Every number with the frame it was counted in, and the line of the document it answers.
Need 5 s of Flat 302 kitchen, east wall
Start at the kitchen’s room tag. Turn slowly toward the east wall window. Don’t pan back.
Delivered“A one-way sweep from the Bedroom 2 room tag shows 2 installed. Could you confirm the status of the remaining 2, or share footage of them?”
3 citations re-checkedAI reads the documents and spots the windows. Every outcome, every number and every citation is decided and re-checked by plain code that can be tested.
“W-4 UPVC openable window, 1200 x 1500 mm Bedroom 2 nos 4”
Builders get paid faster, without the argument.
Buyers pay a demand letter against proof.
Banks release each stage with evidence and an audit trail.
SiteProof supports payment decisions with evidence. It doesn’t replace an engineer’s inspection of hidden or structural work.