Webinar: When contractor work stalls... on paper, not on site

Oct 21 2026

11:00 BST - 12:00 BST | 20:00 AEST - 21:00 AEST | 06:00 EDT - 07:00 EDT

The job doesn't stop - but without the right evidence, your audit trail does. Join us to see how Work Wallet's new Assets+ module puts contractors directly in control of asset inspections, wherever they're working.

About this webinar:

Contractor work rarely actually stops. The job carries on, inspections still get done - but the evidence doesn't always keep pace. A form filled in after the fact, a workflow that doesn't quite fit the job, a gap between when the work happened and when you can prove it. When something goes wrong, that gap is exactly where due diligence falls apart. 

Assets+ is a new Work Wallet licensing tier that closes it. It gives you a flexible workflow builder for asset inspections - with branching logic and custom data capture - instead of a single fixed format. And for the first time, contractors can carry out asset inspections directly through the Gateway, rather than leaving it solely to your own team. 

This session is for anyone who manages contractors, assets, or inspection compliance - EHS, operations and asset management leads across any sector. We'll set the scene on why the audit trail breaks down, show Assets+ live, and leave plenty of time for your questions.

Key takeaways:

  • The real reasons work carries on but the evidence doesn't - and where the risk sits.

  • How Assets+ lets contractors run asset inspections directly through the Gateway. 

  • Building flexible, branching inspection workflows instead of one fixed format. 

  • Closing the gap between doing the work and proving it.

  • A live look at Assets+ in action, with an open Q&A with the Work Wallet team.

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