### The Classic Trade Handoff Dispute
On high-rise residential construction, the boundary between civil structural completion and interior finishing is ground zero for contractor finger-pointing: - The electrical subcontractor claims they could not pull wire because the drywall contractor hadn't installed the stud framing. - The drywall contractor claims the plaster was wet and water leaks from the plumbing trade prevented installation. - The general contractor is caught in the middle, facing cumulative liquidated damages with no objective way to determine who was actually responsible.
Neutral, Automated Trade Attribution
Supersite acts as an objective, impartial digital witness across all floors: 1. Daily Visual Area Scans: Photos taken across every apartment unit or floor zone are indexed by room and trade status. 2. Prerequisite Readiness Verification: When an interior subcontractor claims a site was "not handed over in workable condition," project managers query Supersite to pull timestamped, geotagged photos of that exact room on that exact date. 3. Contractual Delay Attribution: The platform automatically correlates trade work logs with baseline handoff dates, identifying which subcontractor failed to meet prerequisites and calculating the contractual liability.