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Free tools for construction firms

Two things you can use without speaking to anyone and without paying for anything. One puts a number on what your paperwork costs. The other checks a real subcontractor pack and sends you the findings. Both are useful on their own, whether or not you ever work with us.

Being straight about it

What these tools are not

  • The calculator is an estimateIt multiplies three numbers you supply. It is a planning figure for a conversation, not a measurement of your business, and the saving range is conservative rather than promised.
  • The pack check is a review, not an approvalIt tells you what the documents say about each other. The decision to accept a pack stays with your competent person, and no CDM 2015 duty moves anywhere.
  • Neither commits you to anythingThere is no follow-up sequence attached to the calculator, and the pack check ends with the findings unless you ask for something more.

Which to start with

They answer different questions

Most firms use one of them. Which one depends on what you are trying to find out.

Start with the pack check if you have a pack in front of you

It answers a concrete question: is this submission internally consistent, and what would a careful reader find in it? You get named findings against real documents rather than a general opinion about your processes.

It is also the honest way to judge whether cross-document checking is worth anything to you, because it runs on your own paperwork rather than a demonstration file.

Start with the calculator if you are sizing the problem

It answers a different question: how much is documentation costing the firm across a year, and how many full-time roles is that equivalent to? That is the number worth taking into a conversation about whether to do anything at all.

If the figure it returns is small, that is a real answer. We would rather you knew that before spending anything.

Neither is a sales step. The calculator sends nothing anywhere, and the pack check ends when you have the findings. If you want to go further after either, the AI Opportunity Audit is the first paid step.

Common questions

Questions about the free tools

How much does it cost to start?

Two things cost nothing and the first paid step is £3,500. The free RAMS pack check reviews one subcontractor pack and returns a report, and the Construction Admin Cost Calculator gives you a headline cost of your own admin in a couple of minutes. The AI Opportunity Audit is a £3,500 fixed fee, credited against implementation if you proceed within 30 days, and the roadmap is yours to keep whether or not you take it further. Beyond that, AI training is half or full-day sessions, implementation is a fixed-fee setup with an optional retainer, and managed services are a monthly retainer scoped to your workflows. See the audit for what it covers.

How do you check a subcontractor RAMS pack?

Read the pack as one submission and compare the documents against each other, because that is where the real problems sit. The checks that matter are the figures that must agree across documents, plant and substances that need a matching assessment somewhere in the pack, controls that are missing from the document where they count, references and revisions that do not line up, and sign-offs that are absent or out of date. Aldbry does this as a managed service and inside Corvleo, and the output is an evidenced review sheet rather than a verbal opinion, so you can show what was checked. The decision to accept the pack stays with your competent person.

How is our data handled?

Documents you send for a free pack check are used only to produce your report. Remove personal data before you send. We store files on encrypted UK or EU cloud infrastructure and delete them within 30 days of returning your report. The review decision stays with your competent person. For engagements beyond the pack check we agree data handling before any work starts, we use business-grade AI tools configured so your data is not used to train public models, and wherever possible we work inside your own systems and accounts so your information stays under your control. Full detail is in our privacy policy.

Next step

Start with whichever is closer to hand.

If you have a pack on site today, send it. If you would rather size the problem first, use the calculator. Both take a few minutes.

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