Getting a clear picture of the site takes too much coordination
Surveys, drawings, quantities, and field observations often reach different people at different times. Preparing for a progress review means finding the latest information, checking which version to use, and asking someone to fill the gaps.
Site information arrives at different times
Work continues between surveys, photos, and reports, leaving teams to check what each record represents.
Access depends on specialists
Managers and subcontractors may need someone else to prepare each view or measurement before they can review an area.
Drawings and surveys are separate
Comparing the design with captured site conditions means switching between files and tools.
Observations lose their location
Photos and messages can flag an issue without showing exactly where it sits within the wider site.
Quantities lack context
A reported volume is harder to verify when its survey date, measurement boundary, and reference surface are unclear.
Bring the relevant records together so your team can review conditions and understand the information behind each decision.
Compare progress across dates and views
Open surveys from different dates in separate panes to see how the site has changed. Keep a 2D map beside a 3D view, or review site imagery while keeping the wider project visible.
Add DXF drawings or a LandXML design surface to review surveyed conditions against the design. Link pane cameras when you want to coordinate views of the same work area.
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Check quantities with the supporting data in view
Draw a polygon around a work zone and calculate volumes from suitable elevation data. Compare a survey with a selected base surface, another survey, or a design surface.
Generate a 2D cut/fill map to inspect surface differences. Review the layers, boundary, and calculation results, then prepare a PDF measurement report to support progress reviews and quantity discussions.
Keep site observations connected and accessible
Add Notes at the locations you want your team to review. Organize measurements by area, task, or date, and keep the relevant surveys and drawings accessible in the same project.
Give colleagues, subcontractors, and clients appropriate access rights. They can explore the available data in their browser without an additional license fee for each user.
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How AVAG helps construction teams
Bring survey comparisons, quantities, and observations into one workspace. Help the people responsible for the work review the same site information and return to earlier records when questions arise.
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Result
Site conditions, quantities, and observations are available together for your next project review.
Your team can examine the supporting data and follow how the site has changed.
Benefits
Why construction teams choose AVAG
Progress in context
Compare captured conditions across survey dates.
Location-based observations
Keep Notes attached to the areas your team needs to review.
Design alongside reality
Review drawings and design surfaces with the surveyed site.
Access across the project
Invite colleagues, subcontractors, and clients without additional per-seat fees.
Clearer quantity discussions
Show the boundaries, surfaces, and results behind a calculation.
A record over time
Return to earlier surveys when reviewing completed work or changes on site.
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Solutions
Frequently asked questions
How does AVAG support construction site monitoring?
AVAG brings supported surveys, drawings, imagery, measurements, and Notes into a shared workspace. Your team can compare captured conditions across dates, review the design alongside the survey, check quantities, and share project access. The record reflects the data captured and uploaded for the project.
Can we use AVAG to check earthwork quantities?
Yes. Define a work area with a polygon and calculate volume against a selected base surface or compare two suitable elevation datasets.
Do we need expensive computers?
You can review project data in a browser without installing a specialist desktop viewer. Performance depends on your device, internet connection, dataset size, and display settings. If you prepare drone, scanner, or mobile mapping data in other software before importing it, that preparation may have separate hardware requirements.
Do we need to own or fly a drone?
No. You can work with a surveyor or drone service provider and import supported processed outputs into AVAG. If your team captures its own imagery, you can upload it for processing. AVAG supports both automated processing without GCPs and an expert-assisted workflow for projects with ground control points.
What happens to my data when we stop working on the project?
When your paid access ends, your data stays safe in AVAG. You can still log in to the administration area and download all your data, even if you haven’t paid for the next period. What changes is that you won’t be able to work with the data in the app, and you won’t be able to upload new data.
How many team members can access our data?
AVAG supports unlimited users without additional per-seat fees. Invite site engineers, project managers, subcontractors, clients, and surveyors with access rights appropriate to their role. Each person can access the project data you make available to them.
Can AVAG work as a shared portal for clients and subcontractors?
Yes. Invite clients, subcontractors, designers, and colleagues with appropriate access rights so they can review the relevant project data in their browser. AVAG supports unlimited users without additional per-seat fees. Access rights determine which project data each person can see.
How quickly can we review a new survey?
Processing time depends on the dataset. Once the data is ready, your team can review it, take measurements, and prepare reports.
