A vendor is only as good as the last job you can evidence. The network desk tracks who is on the panel, where they are, what they are carrying and whether each stage of each instruction is inside its service level.
Network desk
Illustrative view. The figures are simulated to show how the desk reports; they are not live data.
Regional hubs, crews and consignments
SLA clock per stage
Plant and materials to site
Example service levels
Every vendor is on the panel for a reason we can show you. Trade capability is matched to building type and scale of loss. Insurance, accreditation and competence documents are held with their expiry dates, and a vendor whose paperwork lapses stops receiving instructions until it is renewed.
A drying programme without dehumidifiers is a delay with a purchase order. Plant, long-lead materials and specialist equipment are sequenced with the works, tracked from depot to site and booked in against the instruction, so trades arrive to a site that is ready for them.
The clock starts when the stage starts. Each step of an instruction carries its own timer, set from the service levels in your agreement. A stage that is running late is flagged before it breaches, escalated when it does, and reported to you either way.
If your firm delivers mitigation, drying, building repair or specialist reinstatement on commercial property, the panel gives you scoped instructions, authorised variations and a clear standard to work to.