Compliance and alerts
See the gaps before they become problems
Missing registration details, an unassigned role, a failed test, an overdue inspection or an unanswered concern all raise an alert to the firms concerned, and every alert stays on the record after it's resolved.
A registration gate
When a contractor accepts a delivery or confirms a construction role, missing or expired registration details raise an alert, and the event is kept either way.
Verified only when someone checked
A number entered is "Submitted, not verified". It shows as verified only when the project's organisation records its own check against a named source and date, and the firm can dispute it.
Consultants' registrations too
Engineers, architects, quantity surveyors and planners list their EBK, BORAQS and other registrations. Like contractors' registrations, they show as declared by the firm, not checked.
Fair to fundis and suppliers
A fundi isn't assumed to be unlawful without an NCA number: the gate asks for a review. Suppliers and consultants are never asked for a building-contractor number.
A checklist for each project
Inspections, tests and documents the project needs, each with its source, the firm responsible and a due date. The firm submits evidence, and the project's organisation accepts it or returns it.
Concerns with a right of reply
Raise a safety or quality concern and name the firm it concerns. It can acknowledge, which isn't agreement, or respond. A concern can close with the disagreement still on record.
Alerts that stay on the record
Each alert names what triggered it, who must act and what's needed. Every email attempt is logged, sent or failed, and only the project's organisation can resolve an alert, with a reason.
What it doesn't do
- JengaTrack isn't connected to the NCA, a county or any professional body, and never claims to have checked a registration itself.
- An alert or concern is a prompt to review, not a finding against anyone. Statutory decisions stay with the authorities.
Common questions
Does JengaTrack check NCA registrations?
No. No NCA system is connected. A registration shows as verified only when the project's organisation records its own check against a source it names, such as the NCA's online register, and that check is labelled as theirs.
Is a concern public?
Never. Only the project's organisation, the firm that raised it and the firm it names can see it. It never appears on a shop, a profile or any public page.
What if an alert email doesn't arrive?
The alert still shows on the dashboard, and its history records whether each email was sent, held for the hourly limit, or failed. A failed email is never shown as sent.
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