Prove the GC wrong
On the hook for that incidentdamage
Your crew captures the proof. Rosie hands you the report.
Field to proof
The work already happened. Rosie proves it.
Every form, photo, voice note and time card your crews already capture becomes a complete record — in minutes, not weeks.
Hold a time
Pick your 15 minutes at Booth 7323
Oct 5–7 in Las Vegas. Choose a day and time — we'll send a calendar hold once you've booked.
In the field
So easy, the crew actually does it
A photo. A quick voice note. A form that takes thirty seconds. That's all it takes for a crew to capture what actually happened on site, no training, no extra app, no clipboard nobody fills out.
And once it's that easy, everything shows up: weather calls, blocked access, who signed what, when. So sixty days later, when a GC's asking who's at fault, there's an answer instead of a shrug.
From where you sit
What this looks like from where you sit
Most electrical contractors write off somewhere between a job's margin and a quarter's profit on charges they never believed were theirs. Not because they were wrong, but because reconstructing the counter took three weeks and the job was already closed out.
Rosie turns what your crews already capture into a complete evidence package, on demand.
Download the delay summary report
Proof strip
Electrical contractors already running SALUS
At the booth
Come see how little it takes to get the proof.
Ninety seconds. Show us a delay, a damage dispute, an incident, whatever's costing you time right now, and watch Rosie turn what your crew already logs into a report you'd actually hand a GC.
What we'll show you
90 seconds
- One scan at the panel
- A QR at the switchgear pulls the current procedure — 10 seconds, offline in the electrical room.
- The 90-second record
- Photo, tag, or just say it. Rosie writes the record with worker, task, and location attached.
- Every language on the crew
- Crews capture in their own language. The office reads it in English.
- The report you'd hand a GC
- Weather, access, sign-offs, timestamps — assembled into one dated record, not a folder hunt.
Mandalay Bay Convention Center, Las Vegas
October 4–7, 2026