For housing lenders and real-estate builders
Check the construction evidence.
Then decide the next release.
StageBridge puts site photographs, follow-up questions and the reviewer’s report in one case. Your team can see what was submitted, what needs checking and who made the decision.
A named reviewer remains responsible for the assessment. The software does not release funds.
How it works
From site evidence to a recorded review.
Step 1
Collect the evidence
The borrower or site team photographs the property. Builders can organise submissions by project, building, unit or plot. Existing files can enter a retrospective review.
Step 2
Check the submission
StageBridge checks the available location, capture and image evidence. Comparable earlier views can be analysed side by side; missing or unsuitable views are flagged.
Step 3
Resolve the gaps
A lender reviewer inspects the findings, requests missing evidence and records observations. The builder’s assigned member responds in the same submission.
Step 4
Record the decision
The Stage Verification Report brings together the property, evidence, checks, limitations and reviewer decision. The lender decides whether to approve a construction-linked release.
Housing finance teams
Review the file and own the decision.
Request fresh evidence or review an existing file. Inspect image findings, resolve exceptions and prepare a versioned Stage Verification Report.
Lender workflowBuilders and site teams
Keep each property’s submission together.
Assign the responsible member, upload the right views and respond to lender questions. See the submission decision and reports the lender shares with your project.
Open developer workspaceThe output
A report the next reviewer can follow.
Property identity. Declared stage. Evidence references. Comparison findings. Open exceptions. Limitations. A named reviewer’s decision.
Book a report walkthroughRERA registration references are separate from construction verification. See supported coverage and access status.