Due diligence for construction companies
When a contractor fails, the risk also lands on whoever recommended them.
Architects, platforms, developers, consultants, condominiums, and real-estate agents take on reputational, operational, and commercial risk whenever they recommend, onboard, or select a construction company. ObraXRAY runs that due diligence for you - at scale, with accumulated history, and with continuous monitoring of the contractors you already work with.
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What's at stake
Recommending a contractor is not a neutral act.
Your client's trust, the project's timeline, and the health of your channel all depend on who's on the other side of the contract. Three risks that weigh on whoever decides.
Reputational
The recommendation sticks to your name.
If the contractor fails, blame points first at whoever suggested them, even without direct contractual responsibility.
Operational
The job can stall mid-way.
An insolvency or a lost licence blocks the whole subcontracting and supply chain, and the deadline becomes yours.
Commercial
One bad case contaminates the channel.
Referral networks and platforms live on trust and repeat business. A public bad case reaches the next client.
How it works
Cross-reference, interpret, and monitor.
The signals exist and they're public, but they're scattered across many official sources with no cross-referencing, and you need to know which to check and how to read each record. ObraXRAY cross-references 9 official sources with indices we built from scratch, interprets what each one alone can't tell you, accumulates the history the portals don't preserve, and keeps an eye on each contractor's profile over time.
Over 20 signals across 9 official sources.
Judicial, tax, labour, regulatory, and corporate. Every signal traces back to its original source.
Reads the data for you, not raw records.
Classifies insolvency (CIRE) phases, validates IMPIC licences, and detects phoenix-company patterns linking current directors to their failed prior companies.
Alerts when something changes.
Automatic alerts when relevant new signals appear in the profile of a contractor you already have on your books.
9 official sources, cross-referenced
Custom pilots
We adapt the product to your need.
The risk engine is the same. What changes is how it plugs into your flow. We have pilots running with B2B partners across several sectors, and we tailor each one to the case.
First pilot in days, not months.
We start with formats that need no technical integration - PDF report or per-NIF API - so your team can evaluate the data and the workflow fit before any commitment. Then we evolve into the final format.
Three things we always tailor
Workflow
Where it fits: before award, in supplier onboarding, in periodic re-verification, or event-triggered from your stack.
Delivery
How you receive it: PDF report, dashboard, per-NIF API, webhook, watchlist with alerts, or white-label embedded in your portal.
Pricing model
By volume, by monitored asset, annual package, or pay-per-use. No rigid minimums during the pilot.
Available formats
Who it's for
Every partner, before a different decision.
Architects
Before recommending a contractor to the client.
Platforms
Before listing or onboarding a contractor.
Developers
Before awarding a construction contract.
Condominiums
Before signing with a construction firm.
Consultants & site supervision
Before validating suppliers on a worksite.
Real-estate agents
Before recommending a contractor to the buyer.
Risk = responsibility
The contractor's risk = the risk of whoever recommends them.
In 30 minutes we'll understand your case and come back with a concrete proposal that same week.
Talk to the teamIndividual? Check a contractor here.