Work management
See the work behind the service.
When a status update leaves the bigger picture unclear.
Explore how recurring work, assigned crews and outstanding tasks connect to the records your team reviews.
Explore work managementVerdue for councils & government
Know the work.
See the detail.
A clearer view of vegetation service delivery. Explore the work recorded at each site and the evidence that needs a closer look.
A scoped demonstration for your sites, teams and reporting needs.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
Example workspaceThe detail behind delivery.
Sites in view02
Visit records02
For review01
Coastal north2 sites Journey history
01Lillypilly ReserveVisit record · Supporting evidenceVerified
02Grevillea ParkVisit record · After photo missingPartial
A gap worth following up.Missing evidence remains visible.
Internal teamsContracted servicesPublic spaces
The problems Verdue helps you solve
More visibility.
Better questions.
Explore the workflows behind service delivery, from planning the work to reviewing its evidence. Your council demonstration defines the records, roles and access that fit your organisation.
Illustrative product views · Fictional examplesAuto assignments
Understand how the next run is planned.
When you need context for the next service run.
Explore contractor assignment proposals based on due work and capacity, with a human review before assignments are applied.
Explore the planning toolsSite data
Find the whole story of a site.
When site knowledge lives in different places.
Keep mapped boundaries, work history, photos and access notes connected. Find the site, then see the detail that belongs to it.
Explore the site workspacePhotos & notes
See more than a completion status.
When a completed status does not explain the conditions.
Photos show the scene. Notes explain the conditions and exceptions. Explore the detail behind a recorded visit.
Explore field recordsJourney history
Retrace the day without the guesswork.
When you need to understand a journey.
Replay recorded movement, revisit a moment and see the nearby sites. Location provides context; the work record tells you what was done.
Try the tracking exampleUnfinished work
Keep unresolved work in the conversation.
When the reason for another visit is hard to find.
See the recorded exception in its site context. Missing evidence and visit notes help focus the next conversation with the delivery team.
See notes and exceptionsReporting & evidence
Show the work. Keep the gaps visible.
When reporting means piecing the story together.
Bring the visit and supporting evidence into a report. Distinguish verified records from partial evidence, so missing details remain clear.
Explore service reviewA day in motion
Movement, with context.
A clearer picture.
Explore an illustrative contractor journey alongside the wider service story. Location history adds context; visit records show the work.
History replay 07:00
Recorded route
07:00 · Start07:24 · Finish
Illustrative interface · Fictional map, operator and journey. Location history does not verify completed work.
The office, connected to the field
Understand the work
behind the record.
Explore how contractor teams organise work and build site records. Use the council demonstration to agree which records your organisation needs to review.
Work management
Give every job a place.
Keep upcoming work, assigned crews and outstanding tasks together. See what is due and what still needs attention before the day begins.
- Recurring visits and outstanding work
- Assignments linked to a site and crew
- Recorded progress available for review
Today’s plan
A clear starting point.
03 Planned tasks02 Assigned crews01 Carry-over
Site / workAssigned toStatus
Lillypilly ReserveMowing
Crew APlannedLillypilly ReserveSnipping
Crew APlannedGrevillea ParkGrounds maintenance
Crew BCarry-overKeep unfinished work visible.
Carry-over remains part of the next planning conversation.
Illustrative interface · Fictional sites, crews and records. This example does not change real work.
IN THE FIELD01 / Capture the detail
Verdue / Field
Current site
Lillypilly Reserve
Mowing · Scheduled work
LP-01 · Coastal north
Example photoA photo with its context.
Connected to the site and work record.
Grounds photoIllustrative attachment
Illustrative app screen · Fictional record
The record starts on the ground
See the detail
behind the visit.
Photos show the scene. Notes explain the conditions, access issues and work that needs a second look. Explore how those details support your service review.
Back in the office
Open the site’s history to review its work records, photos and notes together.
A practical service review
Make the next
question specific.
01 / Service records
Start with the detail.
Two visits. Different evidence states.
Lillypilly Reserve
VerifiedRecorded visit · 60 minutes
Grevillea Park
PartialRecorded visit · 35 minutes
Workflow illustration · Fictional demonstration records
Public spaces. Different delivery models. A shared need for clarity.
Designed around your service
Your sites.
Your responsibilities.
Whether work is delivered by internal crews or contractors, the starting point is the same: understand the service, the records you need and who needs to see them.
A demonstration is the place to test that fit against your operating model.
A useful demonstration
starts with your questions.
Define a practical scope before discussing a pilot. Work through the evidence, access and reporting that your team needs.
SERVICE SCOPE
Sites and work.
The places you manage, maintenance activities and delivery arrangements you want to explore.
REVIEW PROCESS
People and decisions.
Who supplies the records, who reviews them and what should trigger follow-up.
PILOT REQUIREMENTS
Access and evidence.
Data sources, permissions, procurement questions and what a successful pilot must demonstrate.
Before we begin
A few practical questions.
Is this a live council deployment?
The council experience is offered as a demonstration. Operational scope, data connections, access and pilot requirements are confirmed with your organisation before rollout.
Can we explore internal crews and contractors?
Yes. Bring your delivery model to the demonstration so we can discuss the records, roles and review process for each team. The pilot scope will define what is supported.
What about procurement and security?
Use the demonstration to identify your security and procurement requirements. Ask for the relevant evidence and agree any outstanding requirements before a pilot.
See how it could fit
Bring the questions
behind your service.
We’ll work through a scoped demonstration around the sites, evidence and decisions that matter to your team.