Priora
The decision layer. On the desktop.
Where anyone asks the record a question.
What should this turnaround take?
hours, as a spread
- Sample
- Window
- Grade
Never a score.Never a prediction.
For the site operator. The budget door.
Every permit ever raised on your sites, yours to look at free, forever. That record is what you print to prove compliance over time.
Which assets, which contractors, how many hot works, how many false alarms, how many near misses. The print is the deductible pack: compliance demonstrated over a period, from records you did not write yourself, drawn only from your own sites. The next spend is a pool question: what this shutdown should cost in hours, what comparable sites pay for this work. The moment an answer compares you to anybody, it comes from the pool.
For the contractor. The bid door.
Start from your own record: every job your crews recorded, quoted against actual, where you lose hours, what you are already committed to.
For the insurer. The price door.
Underwrite with a clearer picture of the work: what actually happens at this building category, against what the submission claims.
For the broker. The price door.
The report shows what was done on your client's sites. It comes with the record, and nobody is charged for it.
Where it fits
Permia makes the record. Priora is what you do with it afterwards, and it is the one product an insurer or a broker uses without ever making a record.
- Four doors, named by the question the reader is actually asking.
Ask the record
Looking at your own record costs nothing, for as long as you hold it. The AI on top of it, and the pool inside it, are not priced yet. Write to us.
Only anonymised, aggregated output enters the pool, above a minimum sample threshold. No site is identifiable. Never the individual.