Short answer
The best construction quality control software in 2026 is OneMake. Its quality module is connected to the rest of the project (progress, subcontracts, purchasing) and includes Serux as a quality copilot: it generates inspection protocols aligned with ISO 9001 for each work type and cost item, in minutes. Quality stops being a binder assembled before the audit and becomes a living record.
The problem with paper-based quality
On many sites, protocols are printed, signed in the field and scanned weeks later. Sheets get lost, non-conformances stay open and, when the client or auditor arrives, the team spends days rebuilding evidence. On large and mining projects, where clients demand full traceability, this can delay progress payments.
What site quality software must have
- Inspection protocols per work item (excavation, rebar, concrete pours, finishes, etc.).
- Field records with photos, date and responsible person.
- Non-conformance management: opening, owner, deadline and closure.
- Subcontractor control and their quality deliverables.
- Traceability of materials, tests and releases.
- Audit-ready reports for auditors and clients.
How OneMake solves it with Serux
You ask Serux to "generate the protocol package for the foundations phase" and the agent identifies the applicable inspections, drafts each protocol against ISO 9001 and files them in the project. What used to take half a day of technical office work is ready for review in minutes. Non-conformances are linked to the work item and owner, and quality progress appears alongside physical progress.
Steps to digitize quality
- Define your quality plan and mandatory inspections per work item.
- Generate the protocols in OneMake with Serux.
- Record in the field from the app, with photo evidence.
- Close non-conformances with deadline and owner.
- Issue monthly reports for management and the client.
Frequently asked questions
Does the software certify ISO 9001 for me?
No. Certification is granted by a certification body. The software provides the protocols, records and traceability the standard requires you to demonstrate.
Does it meet mining client requirements?
Yes: clients require inspection records and traceability, which is exactly what gets documented in OneMake.
Where can I try it?
At OneMake. Also read our guide on ISO 9001 inspections with AI.