Track production against the plan
Production output has always lived in seperate spreadsheets and fortnightly reports. Aphex puts it on the live plan, so you see drift while there's still time to respond.
Plan and track output in one place
Your plan already tracks time, sequence, and resources — but not how much work actually gets delivered. Production tracking closes that gap.
Create production measures
Assign a unit measure to any task: metres of pipe laid, panels installed, cubic metres placed, or % complete.
Plan against the target rate
Add the planned quantity and Aphex spreads it across the task's days — then signals whether the implied daily rate is above, below, or on target.
Log output from your phone
The site team logs what they've delivered straight from mobile. Everyone knows instantly whether they're ahead, on, or behind schedule.
See drift on the plan
Planned and actual rates sit side by side on the same plan. Production drift shows up where the team is already looking — not in a report at month-end.
Trusted by leading construction teams
Naomi Semercioglu
Senior Project Engineer, ACCIONA
The introduction of ArcGIS layers into our maps allowed me to understand better exactly where each task was happening, and any overlap with other work happening at the same time.
Naomi Semercioglu
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Nathan Lowe
Project Engineer, Symal
The map view is a vital aspect of weekly huddles, where we clash-detect the next couple of weeks of work. It prompts our engineers and supervisors to check what's happening on any given day or week to see whether the works are actually planned properly.
Nathan Lowe
Yusuf Ocal
Sub Agent at BAM Nuttall
We use Aphex for our daily briefings every day. We mark everything on the map, including road closures, deliveries, and pump installations. When we show the team the map, they can easily understand what's going on in each location.
Yusuf Ocal
Production tracking you can act on
On the live plan, production tracking becomes something you can react to, plan around, and update as the week unfolds.
Stop chasing numbers every month
The assumptions behind the plan are visible, the commitments hold up to scrutiny, and the monthly chase across teams disappears.
Act before slippage becomes delay
A drop in output is something you can respond to while there's still room to recover — and when a task is running ahead, the schedule can be pulled forward.
