Never lose a claimto the calendar.

Every clock, live

Clause 16.1 Early Warning and clause 61.3 Compensation Event decision deadlines tracked to the day across every contract. Status is derived from the contract dates at read time, so an overdue notice reads as overdue the instant it is.

Notices that number themselves

Every Early Warning, Compensation Event, and instruction is auto-referenced against its contract and stamped with the governing NEC clause. The register maintains itself; the commercial manager reviews it.

Append-only contemporaneous record

Who acted, when, under which clause. Every action writes to a log that is never edited. Under NEC the contemporaneous record is the evidence, and an editable log is worthless in adjudication.

Portfolio clock board

Every contract, every contractor, every employer in one view, sorted by exposure. The commercial lead opens one board instead of eleven spreadsheets, and the overdue row is where the eye lands first.

Risk register alongside

Quantified severity, probability, cost and programme impact carried against the same contract identifiers as the notices. Response strategies tracked to owner and date, not left in an email.

Health and safety in the same record

Incidents, near misses, and RIDDOR reports with their statutory 10 and 15-day deadlines tracked. LTIFR computed from actual exposure hours, not estimated, so the number that lands with the board is the number the auditor will find.