Connect the evidence
Link project requirements to the relevant documents, revisions and review records.
We’re building a clearer connection between project information and the decisions that move work forward.
Eumiano is a software platform in development for teams managing construction, refurbishment and facilities projects. Bring evidence, risk, cost and readiness into one decision-making view.
Drawings change. Reviews remain open. Cost implications emerge. The next decision depends on bringing those pieces together.
“What is stopping this project from moving forward?”
Eumiano is being designed to make that question easier to answer.Link project requirements to the relevant documents, revisions and review records.
Bring related risks, cost exposure, actions and responsibilities into context.
See what needs resolving, who owns it and what supports an authorised approval.
Five views of the proposed experience. Explore how project evidence could become a practical route to the next decision.
See projects that are ready, those that need a review and the blockers requiring intervention.
Connect a document revision to its project requirement, responsible reviewer and next action.
Bring requirements, evidence and outstanding actions together before design review, procurement, work on site or handover.
Consider the potential safety, cost and programme implications of a change alongside its supporting evidence.
Give the authorised reviewer a coherent decision pack, with the evidence, rationale and history in view.
These are design concepts with illustrative data, not live product screens. Features and integration scope will be shaped and validated through development.
Our integration direction is to work alongside the systems your teams already use, starting with a focused pilot.
Planned integrations, subject to development, client authorisation and the capabilities of each service. No vendor partnership or endorsement is implied.
Identify a change in a connected project document.
Flag linked requirements and direct attention to potential implications.
Keep professional judgement and authorised approval at the centre.
Especially teams managing repeatable works across occupied buildings, client accounts and property portfolios.
Focus attention on blockers, critical reviews and the decisions needed to keep a programme moving.
Build a consistent view of project readiness across sites, suppliers and client accounts.
Connect specialist reviews with current evidence, related costs and clear ownership.
Bring the right information into one review.
Surface gaps before the next project stage.
Consider the commercial implications of change.
Know who needs to act and what comes next.
Apply a repeatable approach across a portfolio.
Intended benefits to validate through pilots. No performance or savings claims are made.
Not yet. Eumiano is in development. We’re inviting conversations with prospective users and development partners to help shape a useful first pilot. No launch date or pricing has been announced.
The proposed approach is to connect relevant evidence from your existing environment to readiness requirements and decisions. The pilot will establish exactly what is linked, stored and synchronised.
They are planned integration directions. The screens illustrate the intended experience; they do not demonstrate a live connection. Access, permissions and supported workflows would be agreed and tested with the pilot organisation.
No. The concept is to highlight gaps and support informed review. Statutory responsibilities, professional judgement and approval decisions remain with the appropriate people.
We’d agree a focused project type, a small set of evidence and decision requirements, and a practical way to measure the result. The first discussion is exploratory and does not commit you to a subscription.
Managing projects where evidence, risk and cost need to come together? We’d like to hear about your process.
We welcome prospective pilot users, delivery organisations and development partners.
info@eumiano.comTell us a little about your organisation and what you’d like to explore.