Pikt gives risk engineers continuous visibility of the projects they oversee. It sits between the technology already running on site and the systems the market already runs on - feeding them verified site data, never replacing them. No new hardware: we read what is already there, with the insured's permission, and record it with its source, scope and timestamp.
Connection is quick, and once a risk is connected everything after it runs continuously and on its own.
Tell us about the project and we will show you what Pikt would record on it. From there you get access to the customer portal, where risks are submitted and connected sites are managed. No cost, and no commitment to connect a risk.
Enter the project details in the portal. Pikt matches them against the construction technology known to be deployed on the relevant sites - cameras, capture platforms, drone surveys, IoT and HSE systems - and tells you what can be read.
With the insured's explicit consent, Pikt connects to the platforms already in use through their own access controls. Consent is recorded with the exact wording shown and the scope of data agreed. Nothing is read before permission is granted.
Pikt reads the connected sources continuously and records them against the parameters you set: progress, water, weather, environmental readings, safety logs and change. When a reading crosses a threshold you defined, it surfaces as a signal rather than waiting for the next survey. Changes since the last visit are flagged, so a survey starts from evidence rather than assembly.
Every reading is timestamped and retained as an evidenced record. Risk engineers brief from it, and if a loss occurs the pre- and post-loss record is already there - at the touch of a button, with the chain of custody intact.
Pikt is a system of observation, not the system of record - placing, policy and claims systems stay exactly where they are. On one side, the technology that already runs the build; on the other, the people who carry the risk. What Pikt holds is the evidence: a verified, time-stamped account of the site itself, feeding the systems the market already runs.
A camera produces footage. Pikt produces a structured, time-stamped record of what each source showed and when it showed it, with the source attached. We do not form an opinion on what it means; that call stays with you.
Pikt ingests from the platforms the project already runs - no new cameras, no site disruption. Each source is normalised into a consistent, time-aligned record of the same place over time.
You set the parameters; Pikt reads the change against them. It compares model to reality and yesterday to today, surfacing what has moved, what has slipped against the programme and what has changed since anyone last looked, instead of leaving it for the next physical survey.
Every reading is retained with its timestamp, source and scope of consent. The record exists before anything goes wrong, so the question "what did the site look like on the day?" always has an answer.
Pikt only ever reads what the insured has agreed to share, through the platforms' own access controls. We record the data; we give no insurance advice.
No. Pikt reads the technology already deployed on the project - cameras, capture platforms, drone surveys, IoT and HSE systems. There is no new hardware and no disruption to the build.
The insured's. Pikt connects through the platforms' own access controls, with consent recorded against the exact wording shown and the scope of data agreed. Access is revocable at any time.
That is the norm, and it is enough to start. When you submit a risk, Pikt reports exactly what can be read from the stack present. The picture gets richer as more sources connect, but value begins with the first.
The pre-loss record already exists, because the site is read continuously. Readings continue from the same sources afterwards, so the question of what stood on the site on a given date has an answer that was recorded at the time, not reconstructed later.
No. Pikt records site and document data and presents it as evidence. Pikt flags what changed. The decisions - what it means, how to act, how to settle - stay with the professionals who carry the risk. We give no insurance advice.