Avontus to host free webinars on digital scaffold management this November

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Avontus Software has announced a series of free, live webinars in November designed to help contractors overcome the everyday challenges of tracking and managing scaffolds.

The sessions will focus on ScaffoldIQ™, Avontus’ cloud-based platform that connects scaffold field teams and office staff in real time, removing the guesswork that often comes with paper-based management systems.

When scaffold information is buried in paperwork and emails, deadlines can slip, crews can be delayed, and safety risks can increase. ScaffoldIQ centralises all scaffold data in one place, with each scaffold assigned a unique QR code. This allows teams in the field to instantly view its location, status, photos, and full history.

Participants will learn how ScaffoldIQ enables users to:

  • Track scaffold requests and progress from build to dismantle
  • Digitise inspections, handovers, and safety documentation, including RAMS
  • Use approval workflows for transparent, auditable records
  • Work offline in the field and sync when reconnected

Developed by the same team behind Avontus Designer® and Quantify®, ScaffoldIQ aims to reduce project delays, improve safety, and bring full visibility to scaffold operations.

The free sessions titled “Your Site Without Guesswork: Real-Time Scaffold Management with ScaffoldIQ” will be held on:

  • 4 November 2025, 10:00 AM AWST
  • 5 November 2025, 11:00 AM GMT
  • 6 November 2025, 9:00 AM PST

Register for the webinar here

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