This is what the dashboard catches. In one project.
A modeled mid-size GC. A project with the issues we see everywhere: eleven open RFIs, eight unresolved submittals, one electrical sub doing damage in three different datasets. It's the kind of project the dashboard exists for. Our models project $150–400K of surfaced exposure on a typical engagement; this scenario is the outlier end. Scroll the six moments, or open the full interactive dashboard below.
Click through it yourself. End to end.
Open the dashboard. See the $677K headline. Drill into the Leak Meter. Spot Voltway at F. Pull up cost exposure, schedule risk, the daily reports, then the cross-cut view that connects every dataset back to the same subcontractor.
By the end, the conversation with Voltway has changed. So has the conversation with the owner.
[ Open the live demo ] →Each one was sitting in the data.
Nobody had time to add it up.
This is the Hyperium interface running on our modeled demonstration dataset, shown in the order a project executive would experience it on a Monday morning.
The leak you didn't see.
One job. The total exposure across every leak Hyperium caught, added up the way a board member would want to see it. Eleven RFIs, eight submittals and a schedule become one number.
| SUBCONTRACTOR | GRADE | RFIs | EXPOSURE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allied Mechanical | B | 2 | $24K |
| Pinnacle Drywall | A | 1 | $8K |
| Voltway Electric | F · 32 | 5 | $199K |
| Coast Plumbing | C | 2 | $41K |
| Summit Steel | B | 1 | $18K |
The sub you didn't catch.
Voltway Electric sits at F on the Leak Meter, 32 out of 100. The other four subs are between A and C. You'd only have seen it if you were already looking. Hyperium was already looking.
The number that argues for you.
$199K of combined cost exposure across RFIs and submittals, traced back to a single subcontractor. Bring this to the LD conversation. Bring it to the next bid review. Bring it to the owner before they ask.
The slip you can still stop.
85.6 days of total projected slip, rolled up from per-item float against actual delay. You'd need three spreadsheets and a week to build this view. Or this dashboard.
The pattern in the noise.
Five daily reports. Nine signals Hyperium surfaced from text most people scroll past. Latent RFIs, schedule signals and manpower drift get flagged before they show up in your week.
The conversation you couldn't have before.
Voltway is the worst-performing party in three independent datasets: RFIs, submittals and daily reports. One name keeps coming up in all three. You couldn't see this from any single screen. You can see it from the Command Center.
Now imagine this on every project you're running.
Hyperium plugs into your existing stack (Procore, MS Project, Dropbox, email) and surfaces the leaks before they cost you another week. We can have your first dashboard live in ten business days.