INFRAGRIT
InfraGrit — Infrastructure Execution Intelligence
Bring project, progress, cost and site data into one execution context. See the delay and the exposure while the decision can still change the outcome.
- Infrastructure execution intelligence
- Platform
- EPC / Infrastructure Leadership
- Built for
- 6 segments
- Industry coverage
- Configured to your IT and security requirements
- Deployment
The platform
Bring project, progress, cost and site data into one execution context. See the delay and the exposure while the decision can still change the outcome.
InfraGrit is the EPC and infrastructure execution layer. It connects schedule, site progress, resources and contractor reporting into one execution picture, so delay shows up as a prediction rather than a monthly surprise. The result is earlier warning, tighter cost control and a defensible record when claim exposure is on the table.
Where it applies

Built for
EPC / Infrastructure Leadership
- Delay prediction
- Cost control
- Site execution visibility
- Resource coordination
The problem
Where project value leaks
Schedule slippages
The programme says one thing and the site says another. By the time the two are reconciled, the float that could have absorbed the slip is gone.
Fragmented reporting
Progress arrives as spreadsheets, photos and PDFs from different contractors in different formats — comparable only after someone re-keys it.
Site visibility gaps
Leadership sees the site through a weekly report. Between reports, the picture is a phone call.
Coordination inefficiencies
Crews, equipment and materials converge on the same constraint because no one had a shared forward view.
Execution unpredictability
Without an evidence trail, forecasting the finish becomes negotiation rather than analysis.
The capability
What InfraGrit puts in their hands
Delay prediction
Earlier and more accurate warning on the activities that will move the critical path.
Site productivity analytics
Actual output per crew, asset and area, tracked against plan rather than against yesterday's assumption.
Resource & contractor intelligence
One comparable view of contractor progress and resource utilisation across packages.
Predictive execution monitoring
Continuous monitoring of execution health, so drift is visible while it is still recoverable.
Schedule risk visibility
Where the risk sits, what it costs, and the evidence trail behind the assessment.
Connect → Contextualise → Detect → Decide → Improve
- ConnectScheduling systems, ERP, site data and contractor reporting — connected in the formats they already arrive in.
- ContextualizeReports become activities, packages, crews and areas on one comparable timeline.
- CorrelateProgress, resources and cost are related to the critical path instead of reviewed side by side.
- Intelligently actDelay and claim exposure surface early, with the evidence that supports the call.
Inside INFRAGRIT
Four capability areas, deployed together or one at a time
Start with the module that covers your biggest gap and extend across the layer as the pilot proves out.
EPC Execution Visibility
One live picture of site execution across packages, contractors and areas.
Delay Prediction
Earlier warning on the activities that will move the finish date.
Schedule & Cost Control
Schedule risk and cost impact tracked together, not in separate reviews.
Site Coordination
Crews, equipment and dependencies coordinated against one forward view.
- Source data
- Process context
- KPI / deviation
- Evidence
- Owner / action
- Outcome
- Scope
- EPC / Infrastructure Leadership
- Modules
- EPC Execution Visibility · Delay Prediction · Schedule & Cost Control · Site Coordination
One environment across infrastructure execution intelligence.
Before you ask
Common questions
Anything else is a good use of the 30-minute operational diagnostic.
Do we have to replace our existing systems?
No. ProcessGrit works above the systems you already use — SCADA, PLC/DCS, MES, ERP, QMS/LIMS, maintenance, IoT and scheduling systems stay where they are. It adds the context, calculation and workflow layer between them and the operating decision.
How quickly does a deployment go live?
Diagnose — define the pain point, baseline and available data. Configure/Pilot — configure the process, KPIs, views and workflow. Validate/Deploy — validate with users and deploy the agreed scope. Improve/Scale — review outcomes and extend to more lines, sites or use cases. Each stage has an owner, an output and an exit criterion rather than a fixed duration.
How much of our team's time does it take?
Two to four hours per week from your team during the pilot. No data scientists are required — adoption support includes playbooks, training and change management.
Does it work across multiple contractors and packages?
Yes — that is the point of the layer. Reporting from different contractors is normalised into one comparable execution view without changing how each of them works.
What are hidden operational losses costing you?
Start with one process, one problem and the data already available. We will help map the decision gaps and the value case.
- 5 minUnderstand your process and the systems around it
- 10 minIdentify the decision gap that costs the most
- 10 minMap how ProcessGrit would close it
- 5 minAgree a focused starting point
