Work progress by area and date.

Atlas helps show what has changed between site walks. A 360° capture alongside BIM reveals differences in interior works. Site areas and the schedule link each visual check to a specific task.

Discuss Atlas How it works

Room capture showing partially built partitions — 360° Actual site condition

BIM model of the same room showing the designed full-height partitions — 360° Actual site condition

To launch Atlas

Work schedule
BIM model and area plan
Captures during site walks
Engineer review process

Working with site data

How Atlas works

Link captures to an area

Define the site-walk route and link materials to a room, floor or work area.

Compare dates

Open the same area on different days. Identify changes and work that still needs confirmation.

Compare with the schedule

Check what should be complete by the capture date. The engineer reviews the evidence and confirms the task status.

Interior works

One area.
Different dates.

Open 360° captures alongside BIM. Compare designed partitions with what has been built and check progress against the schedule.

360° captures compared with BIM
Interior works by area
Progress between dates and against the schedule

Qurylys AtlasWork schedule

Work schedule illustration: buildings under construction and separate planned and actual progress bars

Planned progress Confirmed progress

Delay on a specific taskSchedule, confirmed quantities and area history

For the site team

A shared visual context for discussing progress and schedule deviations.

Setup and operating requirements

Before starting, we need the schedule, BIM model, area plan and an agreed capture process. We agree the method and quality checks with the engineer during the pilot.

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