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iLeaf builds ERP and operations systems for construction and infrastructure — survey-driven field applications for site material tracking, infrastructure inspection and operational control across large physical networks, with secure cloud visibility so head office sees current asset information rather than last month's. The same practice serves logistics and energy, because the constraints are the same ones.

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What this includes

Site material tracking
What was delivered, what was used and what is left, recorded where it happens instead of reconstructed from delivery notes.
Infrastructure inspection
Structured survey applications producing comparable records across sites and inspectors, not free-text notes.
Operational control at network scale
Visibility across large distributed physical estates where no one can walk the whole thing.
Secure cloud visibility
Field capture surfaced to head office promptly and with the right access control, without shipping spreadsheets around.
Procurement & vendor workflows
Connecting field-audited quantities to purchase orders, so the ordering reflects the site.
Photographic evidence
Attribute-level image capture attached to the record, because in disputes the photograph is the record.

How we run it

Every phase ships something usable on its own, so you are never holding a half-finished system waiting on the next milestone.

  1. Capture where the work happens

    Anything re-keyed in the site office at six o'clock is already wrong. Capture happens at the point of work or it does not happen.

  2. Structure the survey

    Free-text notes cannot be compared across sites or inspectors. Structured capture is what makes an estate's data worth holding.

  3. Assume gloves and no signal

    The interface is judged in the conditions it will be used in, which are wet, bright, one-handed and offline.

  4. Photograph the disputed thing

    Image capture is attached at attribute level rather than to the visit, because that is what settles a disagreement months later.

What we build it with

  • Kotlin
  • Swift
  • Offline sync
  • Computer vision
  • PostgreSQL
  • ERP integration
  • Geospatial
  • Azure
  • Power BI
  • Document AI
  • REST APIs
  • Role-based access

Questions we get asked

What construction experience does iLeaf have?

Construction sits in iLeaf's ERP and operations practice alongside logistics and energy. The work is survey-driven field applications for site material tracking, infrastructure inspection and operational control across large physical networks, with secure cloud visibility for up-to-date asset information — the practice behind AIMS, built for CALM IPSUM Group LTD to inspect water-authority assets across the UK.

Will site teams actually use it?

That is the question the design is organised around. Field software fails through abandonment rather than defects, so capture is built for gloves, bright sun, one hand and no signal, and anything that adds keystrokes without saving a site visit does not get built.

Can it connect to our ERP and procurement?

Yes, and it is usually the point. Field-audited quantities are only valuable once they reach purchasing, so the applications are built to connect what was actually counted on site to procurement and vendor workflows rather than sitting in a separate reporting tool.

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