Evidence, not paperwork
LOC gives every asset a label that never fades or falls off. It then checks 100% of the submitted evidence against your standard, so you see which assets are missing and which jobs have failed before you sign off.
Send 50 photos, get results within 24 hours. Or watch the film, 2:29.
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An asset register tells you what should exist and a sign-off sheet tells you the job is complete, but neither is evidence, and nor is a folder of photos that nobody has checked. LOC checks all of it, for every asset.
How the evidence gets in
Start from the asset in front of you, from your plan, or from the records you inherited. Nothing is keyed in by hand. IDs, positions and details are read off the asset in seconds, so there are no typing errors to find later. Every route ends with a sealed NFC tag on the asset itself and one record behind it.
Point a phone at the asset. LOC names it from your own category list, reads the printed label, checks whether a record already exists at that spot and proposes the record. Confirm, tag it, done.
Import the design from your GIS or a spreadsheet. LOC creates a record and a label for every planned asset before anyone leaves the depot. One tap at install turns it green on the map.
Import the register you inherited, walk the site, and LOC reconciles the two. Three lists come back, each line with a confidence score: found and recorded, found but never recorded, recorded but never found. Each list is ready to hand to your client or your auditor.
6. Check. Checked against your standard, with the reason in writing.
Example records, not customer data. ·
In the field
The engineer takes one photo on site. No forms, no typing, no training. From that photo:
Most programmes check a sample and hope the rest is compliant. The defects they miss surface months later, as a failed audit, a repeat visit or a dispute. LOC's trained QA agents check every photo of every job against your written acceptance criteria and return a pass, a fail or a flag, with the reason in writing. Your reviewers can override any verdict.
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Your standard is not ours. Brief a bot the way you would brief a new starter, and it checks every photo for exactly that. No code, and no waiting on us.
Your briefEveryone in the photo is wearing a hard hat and hi-vis, with their ID badge on show.
Six of 24 test photos shown. Corner mark: your verdict. Label: the bot's.
Ask LOC
Type the question in your own words. LOC works the answer out from your own records and draws the chart, with nothing to export to a separate reporting tool.
Which contractor failed the most checks this month?
Contractor C: 31 of 212 checks failed
Two contractors with fewer than 5 jobs are listed, not ranked.
A record is only worth something if your client, your auditor or your insurer will accept it. Six things make LOC evidence hold.
User, time and coordinates are written into the image at capture, and the original is kept with the record.
Every tap is a new entry with user, time and position. Corrections are added, never written over, and the trail exports.
Every photo is fingerprinted. An exact copy submitted for a second job is flagged 100% of the time, and near copies are ranked for a reviewer.
A screenshot, or a photo of another screen, is not evidence. LOC's trained QA agents spot it and fail it, with the reason in writing.
Private projects and role-based access. Subcontractors see their own scope and nothing else; the owner sees it all.
Download the project, lose signal and keep capturing. It syncs the moment the phone is back in range.
We run them through LOC and send back which ones fail your standard, and why. No commitment, and you keep the results.
Results within 24 hours.
LOC has modernized how we document and verify our network builds.
Installed through LOC and every install photo checked against the spec before each building's air quality command centre went live. The same record, a very different asset.
All case studies
Engineers picked it up fast. Chambers are found by map, not guesswork, and asset data is updated before the crew has left site, says Samuel Byfield of build partner Telent.
Read the Boldyn case study
Routes recorded stop by stop, field-verified positions exported back to their ArcGIS records, and audit accuracy up by a quarter.
Read the Novegen case studyEfficiency figures are customer-reported estimates from the published case studies. Job check figures are from a pilot audited against the original photographs.
If it is installed, inspected or maintained, LOC can hold its record. Your asset types, your fields, your acceptance checklist. Pick one to see its estate view.
Sensors, gateways and meters. LOC reads each device ID off the label, ties it to its room on site and double-checks it. Nobody pre-assigns devices to rooms.
Staycity, eight Dublin hotels
Lighting columns, cabinets and chambers across a city. On one street lighting scheme the wiring diagram sits on every pole's enclosure, so terminations are checked remotely.
Live Labs 2 street lighting · small cells in central London
Emergency help points, campus fibre, plant rooms. A list you can finally trust, with a photo of each.
Arizona State University · Trinity College Dublin
Firestopping, MEP and penetrations, every install photo checked against the spec, not sampled at the end.
Main contractor pilot, Ireland
Cables, ducts, chambers, enclosures, poles and small cells. Routes tracked stop by stop, so the crew opens the right lid first time.
Novegen, Dublin
Patch leads and trunks with a tag at each end. Trace a cable in one tap instead of pulling on it.
12mm tags · NFC pen for the corners a phone cannot reach
Cabling and equipment through stations and tunnels, where going back to check means waiting for the next night shift.
Boldyn Networks, London Underground
Not on the list? If it can carry a tag, LOC can prove it.
Patch leads and small cables.
Larger cables, ducts, poles.
Lids, sensors, doors, any flat surface.
Racks and corners a phone cannot reach.
Sealed to IP68Lasts up to 20 yearsRead by any NFC phone, Android or iOS
Tell us about a programme that is planned or under way. We look at how its work is evidenced and checked today, run a sample of your own records and photos through LOC, and send back an assessment: what you can prove, what you cannot, and what would close the gap.
Prefer to look first? Watch the film or read the case studies.
