One answer to “which version?”
Drawings, documents and approvals in one record, so the current version is a fact rather than the outcome of a phone call.
Aedrix puts documents, drawings, digital forms, timesheets and financials into one project record — shared by contractors, architects and owners.
In production across the UK, UAE and India.
Shared by contractors, architects and owners — so the current drawing is a fact rather than a phone call.
What actually gets asked once a project is running on it.
Most project disputes start as a version problem. Documents, drawings, forms and correspondence sit in one place with revision control, so the current issue is unambiguous and superseded revisions stay retrievable rather than deleted.
Paper forms reach the office days late and already contested. Digital forms are completed on site against the current drawing, timestamped and attributed, so the record exists at the moment the work does.
Variations, delays and instructions decide the commercial outcome long after the work is done. Financials sit against the same record as the drawings and forms that justify them, which is what turns a position into a defensible one.
Each party needs the same record and a different slice of it. Permissions are set per organisation and per role, so the supply chain participates without seeing commercial detail that is not theirs.
Most project disputes start as a version problem. Documents, drawings, forms and correspondence sit in one place with revision control, so the current issue is unambiguous and superseded revisions stay retrievable rather than deleted.
If none of these are true we are probably not the right call yet, and we will say so. The tools one project runs across, and the last time somebody built the wrong thing from an old drawing, usually makes the case.
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