The Building Commissioner is auditing Class 2 projects. Stop chasing consultants for declarations. One platform to manage every discipline, every declaration, every registration on your project.
Building practitioners manage the DBPA process across all disciplines. Design practitioners manage their own compliance. The platform connects them.
Manage DBPA compliance across your entire project. Track every discipline, chase declarations automatically, and export your OC audit pack in one click.
See how it works →Audit your own DBPA compliance. Track registration, CPD, declarations, and respond to variation requests from building practitioners — all in one place.
See how it works →You can't get an OC until every regulated design has a compliant declaration. Right now you're tracking this in spreadsheets, emails, and phone calls. There's a better way.
Create a project, add your disciplines, and see the compliance status of every practitioner at a glance. Green means good. Red means action needed. No more guesswork.
Set up your project team once. The system automatically requests CIRDs, DCDs, and completion declarations at the right time. No more chasing emails.
When a design changes on site, the designer must issue an updated declaration. Log the variation, and the system notifies the right practitioner automatically.
When it's time to lodge, export everything in one click. Every declaration, registration certificate, variation record, and compliance status — bundled into a professional PDF.
Free self-audit tools to track your registration, CPD, declarations, and per-job compliance. When a building practitioner adds you to a project, respond to requests directly from your dashboard.
Track your registration, PI insurance, and qualifications. Get automatic alerts when expiry dates approach — so you're never caught non-compliant.
Log continuing professional development hours with evidence. Track progress against annual targets. Export a PDF summary for renewal submissions.
Every document and declaration you issue — logged in one searchable register. Track who received what, when, and how. Your audit trail in seconds.
38-item compliance checklist across 7 sections — based on actual NSW Building Commissioner audit criteria. Traffic-light scoring, evidence uploads, and PDF export.
When a building practitioner adds you to a project, you'll see it here. Respond to declaration requests, upload documents, and acknowledge variations — directly from your dashboard.
Enters address, building class, and adds each design discipline required for the project.
Adds each design practitioner's details per discipline. System verifies their registration status automatically.
System requests CIRDs and DCDs at the right milestones. Designers upload. BP tracks status live.
Design change on site? BP logs it. System notifies the affected designer. Tracks until resolved.
One-click PDF bundle: all declarations, registrations, variations, and compliance status.
The Building Commissioner is actively auditing Class 2 projects. The penalties apply to building practitioners AND design practitioners.
Missing CIRDs, incomplete DCDs, unresolved variations — each carries a separate penalty.
One practitioner who hasn't submitted their DCD holds up the entire project. You have no visibility until it's too late.
Design changes on site without updated declarations mean the building is constructed outside the regulated design. That's your liability.
When the audit letter arrives, you're scrambling through emails from 6 different consultants under pressure.
Traffic-light status for registrations, declarations, and variations across all practitioners on your project.
The system emails practitioners at each milestone. You see when it was sent, received, and if it's overdue.
Site changes trigger automatic notifications. Updated declarations tracked until received. Nothing slips through.
Professional PDF with every declaration, registration, and variation record. Hand it to the auditor with confidence.
These findings are drawn from actual NSW Building Commissioner audit reports on Class 2 buildings.
"Design practitioners have not provided sufficient information in drawings" — missing falls to drain, unspecified products, no penetration details, no movement joint interfaces.
"Each drawing must be specified with title/number/revision" — missing or incomplete drawing schedules in the Design Compliance Declaration.
Auditors check that designs from different practitioners coordinate — structural accounts for waterproofing, facade considers structural fixings.
Changes made on site without updated CIRDs or DCDs. The as-built condition doesn't match the regulated design. No variation trail.
Declarations issued while registration was expired are invalid. The building practitioner is expected to verify registration status before accepting declarations.
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