For construction contractors
Keep the margin you priced.
Five things eat the margin on every construction job. Each is already recorded in a system you run. Demiton reads them all, every day, and stops each one before it costs you.
Before
Poured before the test. Now it comes out.
With Demiton
Held at the hold point. Poured once.
Before
Found the clause. The window shut Tuesday.
With Demiton
Notice in on day three. The claim stands.
Before
The lawyer asked. That week was empty.
With Demiton
Every day on record. Nothing to argue.
Before
Seen at the final account. Too late.
With Demiton
Flagged at $50K. Fixed mid-job.
Before
Client audit. The insurance lapsed last week.
With Demiton
Renewed at 30 days. Gate's open.
Real capture
252 obligations from 73 contracts, Acts and standards. 149 can be checked.
Watch
a window that opens on an event
Countdown
a fixed date that is coming
Check
evidence that must exist
Threshold
a measure against a line
It's always the same five.
If your business runs jobs through contracts, crews, equipment and compliance, the same five things take the margin. They don't change between a road, a fit-out and a mine site. Only the paperwork does.
None of them is one big mistake. Each is a small miss that nobody saw in time.
Rework
LiveThe inspection failed. The next stage was already built on top of it.
The failed result reaches the person who can stop the next stage the day it lands, with the close-out date attached.
Missed claims
LiveThe extra work was real, or it rained for four days. Both notices went in late.
When the instruction arrives or the rain starts, the clock starts. The notice is drafted and waiting before the window shuts, while the ground is still wet.
Disputes
LiveIt went to a lawyer, and the record for that week is empty.
If the day's record isn't in by evening, you're told which one is missing while people still remember the day.
Cost drift
LiveNobody saw the job drift until the final account.
Drift against the price you quoted is flagged at $50K, not $5M.
The insurance lapsed the week the client checked.
Every expiry counts down at 90, 30 and 7 days, with the renewal attached.
All five protections run every day, each against the registers that hold its facts. Where a register is still empty, the protection says which kind of system would fill it.
Each disease, what it costs and where it is caughtNone of it was a secret.
Every one of the five is written down the day it happens. Each is written down in a different place, by a different desk, and every desk is busy with its own job.
- It rained for a dayThe site diarySite
- The test failedThe quality systemQuality
- The cost creptThe accountsFinance
- The hours ran overPayrollPayroll
- The notice clock startedThe contractCommercial
Five desks have ten conversations between them, and the margin goes in the ones that never happen. Only two people answer for all five: the project manager on one job and the owner on every job. They have the least time to read a diary.
Your systems stay where they are. Demiton reads them. Your people still sign.
The law on the job, clause by clause.
Every window and consequence on these pages is read from the obligation library, never typed: the deadline, the section, and what missing it costs.
- Railways: rail safety and signalling
- Australia: payment, WHS and contracts
- Security of Payment Act
- WHS Act and SWMS
- Extension of time
- AS 4000, AS 4902 and GC21 notices
- Australia: rail safety and signalling
- CLOCS-A: heavy vehicle safety on construction jobs
- Ireland: payment and site safety
- England: CDM 2015 and the Construction Act
- CLOCS Standard v5: construction logistics and community safety
- Ontario: Construction Act and OHSA
- New Zealand: payment, NZS 3910 and safety
- Washington State: public works, liens and site duties
- France : marchés de travaux et chantier (en français)
- South Africa: cidb and site safety
A commercial team that reads every job while there is still time to act.
Protection is not a tier you unlock. Every plan carries the same protections and the same registers, and the plans differ on how much work is under watch and what you pay.
Start with a pilot
AU$8,000 for 6 weeks. The add-in on your own mail, at least 5 named people, and the plan at week six.
See the pilot- FreeFreeUnder protection: One job under AU$2M
- BaselineAU$55,000 per yearUnder protection: AU$100M
- EnterpriseOn requestUnder protection: AU$100M+
Baseline is sold directly, for one flat annual fee. Nothing is charged on cash recovered or cost avoided.
Under a tenth of a percent of the work under watch.
If it doesn't show up in your margins, stop paying us.
Full pricingStart with the jobs you're running now.
Free to start, no credit card. Or tell us what you run and we will walk you through it.
Two Baseline places left in 2026. After that, a waitlist.
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Common questions
What is Demiton?
Demiton prevents the five things that eat the margin on a job: rework, missed claims, disputes, cost drift and lapsed compliance. Each is already recorded in the systems you run, across desks that rarely compare notes. Demiton reads those systems every day against your contracts and the law, and puts each problem in front of the person who can act, with the action drafted. All five protections run every day, each against the registers that hold its facts. Where a register is still empty, the protection says which kind of system would fill it.
What does Demiton cost?
One flat fee for margin protection. Baseline is AU$55,000 a year, flat up to AU$100M of contract value under watch, indexed to ABS CPI at each anniversary and never falling, with protection included. Nothing is billed on cash recovered or avoided cost. Free covers one job worth under AU$2M, with no fee. Enterprise is for groups, on request and by approval.
Is Demiton insurance?
No. Demiton does not take on risk, pay out or indemnify. It stops the problems before they cost money.
Does Demiton replace my systems?
No. Your ERP, field system and payroll stay where they are. Demiton reads them.
Does Demiton replace my commercial team?
No. It does the reading they have no hours for. A person still decides and signs.
Is Demiton only for construction?
Today, yes. Demiton is built for construction contractors and goes deepest in Australian civil work. The same five problems exist wherever jobs run through contracts, crews, equipment and compliance, and that is where it goes next.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Free covers one job worth under AU$2M with no credit card.