Construction progress monitoringsee progress remotely.
ERIGE turns timelapse captures into a remotely accessible visual record: your teams track progress, compare periods, share evidence and communicate without waiting for the next site visit.
Visual history, progress comparison and secure sharing
View, compare, analyze and share construction-site images remotely.
Clear construction timelapse monitoring without unnecessary site visits.
Timestamped timelapse photos make it possible to track key phases, compare periods, document decisions, share information with teams and maintain reliable visual evidence throughout the project.
Clear progress visibility
Teams can see how the jobsite is evolving without repeated travel or one-off photo requests.
Timestamped evidence
Each image provides a time reference to document a phase, prepare a meeting or help resolve a situation.
Stakeholder sharing
Owners, consultants, contractors, investors and clients can access the views they need according to their permissions.
A decision-oriented approach, not just image capture.
The goal is to turn regularly captured images into a tool for monitoring, coordination, dispute resolution, safety oversight and communication.
Capture consistently
The camera captures images at regular intervals based on site hours and the monitoring objectives defined in advance.
Centralize in TEYE
Images are uploaded to a dedicated monitoring interface where teams can browse by date, camera, period or visible project phase.
Share and document
Relevant views can be used in meetings, reports, client communications or as visual evidence.
What your teams can actually use.
Remote construction timelapse monitoring
Timelapse monitoring complements site visits with visual information available at any time.
- Review progress by date, time, camera and period.
- Quickly identify visible phases and areas requiring attention.
- Reduce informal exchanges and photo requests to field teams.
Build a usable project archive
Images become a visual record of the project, useful for coordination, communications and evidence.
- Centralized TEYE history available on desktop, tablet or smartphone.
- Before/after comparison and chronological review of project phases.
- Exports, albums and dedicated views for meetings, reports and communications.
Control access and protect personal information
Construction monitoring should remain controlled: not every stakeholder needs the same views or permissions.
- User permissions, administrator access and guest access.
- Share albums or exports according to the required confidentiality level.
- Automatic blurring of people or sensitive areas can be enabled when needed.
Related pages to explore
Construction timelapse camera
The turnkey system behind the monitoring service: autonomous camera, installation, connectivity, maintenance and TEYE platform.
TEYE platform
The interface for reviewing images, comparing periods, managing access and sharing visual evidence.
Construction timelapse solutions
The criteria to consider when comparing a camera-only product with a complete construction monitoring service.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about construction timelapse monitoring, image access, stakeholder sharing and the use of visual evidence.
How does construction timelapse monitoring work?
A camera captures images at regular intervals and sends them to TEYE. Teams can then review progress by date, compare periods, download relevant images and share secure access.
What is the difference between construction photo monitoring and surveillance?
ERIGE photo monitoring documents progress, creates an archive and supports visual evidence. It is not a replacement for CCTV or site security systems.
Can monitoring be shared with a client or investor?
Yes. TEYE can provide tailored access or content so stakeholders see only the relevant views without exposing the entire internal project history.
Can the images help in a dispute?
Yes. Timestamped images can document a situation, stage, access point, trade interface or visible condition at a specific date.
Can construction photo monitoring support project reports?
Yes. Images can illustrate reports, prepare meetings and support regular visual progress updates.
Define the right setup for your project
ERIGE helps define the number of cameras, viewpoints, capture frequency, TEYE access, AI options and useful deliverables.