Real Labour Data. Real Productivity. Real Decisions.
Worker registration, QR attendance, activity assignment, measured output, and live productivity intelligence in one field-ready loop.
Built and operated by Leancost International Ltd
What CPIS Does
Capture the field signal before it disappears.
QR scan clock-in
Register workers once, scan them in and out fast, and replace handwritten attendance sheets with validated field records.
Measure output, compute productivity
Link worker time to daily activities and QS measurements so productivity is calculated from actual labour and output.
Compare sites, spot gaps
Surface productivity differences across projects so supervisors, QS teams, and programme leads can act faster.
Who It Is For
Built for every role in the delivery chain.
Contractor / Site Manager
Track crews, reduce attendance friction, and see where labour is producing output or drifting off plan.
Quantity Surveyor
Enter measured quantities quickly and only for activities where labour was actually recorded on site.
Project Manager
Review live site productivity, identify stalled blocks, and compare trends across assigned sites.
Client / Programme Owner
Monitor delivery performance with transparent field-to-dashboard data instead of fragmented reporting.
Operational Workflow
CPIS turns field capture into decision-ready site intelligence.
Field capture records
Register workers, capture QR attendance, assign activities, and keep daily site records clean from the moment labour arrives.
Measurement intelligence
Connect attendance, activity assignment, and measured output so productivity is calculated from verified work completed on site.
Portfolio visibility
Compare sites, spot productivity gaps early, and give project teams a clearer basis for intervention across programmes and portfolios.
FAQ
Common Questions
Contact
Bring CPIS to your next site.
If you want to deploy CPIS for a pilot site, programme, or portfolio, Leancost International Ltd can help you set up the field workflow, access model, and measurement cycle.