ReachScore™ for Construction
ReachScore™ for Construction

Check staff contact details and device settings before departure.

ReachScore™ checks contact details and device settings for construction workers. AtlasNXT by Track24 uses ReachScore™ to highlight contact details and device settings that need attention before you rely on them to reach construction workers.

AtlasNXT ReachScore™ view for Construction
Example scenario
Example scenario

Example scenario

A contractor rotation arrives for a construction project. The coordinator follows up disabled notifications and outdated phone numbers with registered personnel before confirming the shift's contact and monitoring arrangements.

ReachScore™ for construction teams

Find the issues that need attention
ReachScore™ checks five indicators: a valid mobile number for SMS, permission for push notifications, background location access, recent device contact, and critically low battery. Use the results to identify issues during setup or before a shift, then ask the relevant staff member to resolve them.
For Construction
Construction workers and subcontractors move between sites, work areas, and shifts as the project progresses. Check staff phone numbers, app permissions, recent device contact, and battery warnings before work begins. Ask anyone with an unresolved issue to address it, and agree alternative ways to make contact.
Check contact details before staff set off
Check contact details and device settings before a shift, journey, or exercise, and when someone changes their phone. Explain which permissions are needed, follow up on unresolved issues, and agree alternative ways to make contact.

Is ReachScore™ a delivery or welfare confirmation?

No. ReachScore™ highlights contact details and device issues that could affect communication. Check actual message delivery separately, and use replies and follow-up to confirm the person's welfare.

See ReachScore™ in action

Book a demo for construction workers. Explore how ReachScore™ fits your sites, contact arrangements, and response procedures.