For Regulators

Evidence-based oversight of construction payment health — powered by anonymized, aggregated data. Available to authorised bodies under our Enterprise tier.

What is the Regulator Dashboard?

The regulator dashboard gives authorised bodies a clear, aggregated view of how payments and disputes are trending across the construction sector. It is designed to support policy, oversight and enforcement with reliable data — without ever exposing individual users, companies or projects.

Who Can Access?

Access is limited to authorised regulatory and government bodies and is available only under our Enterprise tier. Every request is reviewed and approved before access is granted, and access can be time-limited to match the scope of the engagement.

What Data is Available?

All data is anonymized and aggregated. Regulators see market-level trends only:

Average payment days

Aggregated payment timelines by district and period — never tied to any individual.

Dispute volumes

Counts of disputes and their categories across the market.

Dispute reasons

Anonymized breakdowns of why disputes arise, to inform policy.

Project activity

Aggregate project counts and trends over time.

How Regulators Use the Data

Monitor payment health across the construction sector.
Identify districts or periods with rising dispute rates.
Inform evidence-based policy and enforcement priorities.
Benchmark the impact of security-of-payment legislation over time.

Data Privacy Commitments

Protecting our users comes first. Regulators never see individual user data, company identities or project-level records. All figures are aggregated across many participants and stripped of anything that could identify a specific party.

No individual user or company data is ever shared.
No project-level or claim-level records are exposed.
Data is aggregated and anonymized before it is ever displayed.
Re-identification of individuals is strictly prohibited.

How to Get Access

Regulator access is provisioned through our Enterprise team. Get in touch to discuss your requirements and start the approval process.