One shared record for every build: what was built, by whom, to what standard, and when it was signed off. Builders keep it as they work. Homeowners follow it live. Inspectors log their outcomes from a link.
Homeowners and inspectors never need an account.
Most people get a stack of papers at the end, if they get anything. Here you can see the build as it happens, and keep the proof afterwards.
Example only. Your builder decides what is shared.
It works alongside your own case-management system. It improves what arrives from site and makes recording a visit a one-minute job.
BuildPack records evidence. It does not replace the approval process or issue certificates.
| Stage | Date | Inspector | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundations | 12 Aug | R. Hughes | Pass |
| DPC level | 02 Sep | R. Hughes | Pass |
| Drainage | 19 Sep | A. Reid | Conditional |
| Roof structure | 06 Oct | A. Reid | Awaiting |
Point a phone at a delivery note or a boiler plate, or use your webcam at the desk. Check what it read, then save. Nothing goes in unreviewed.
Stop hunting through email for the latest plan. Upload the set once. BuildPack keeps each revision, shows the current one first, and makes the set part of the handover record.
| No. | Title | Rev | Scale | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A001 | Site location plan | B | 1:1250 | Approved |
| A101 | Proposed ground floor plan | C | 1:50 | Approved |
| A102 | Proposed first floor plan | B | 1:50 | For approval |
| A301 | Front and rear elevations | A | 1:100 | Approved |
| S01 | Roof structure | P02 | 1:50 | Draft |
Credits are simply your money, held in BuildPack. Spend them on projects, and take back what you don't use.
No setup call. Just your email and a project name.