ReDesk has moved milestone payments across its platform onto verified checkpoints. A payment now releases only when the field evidence attached to that milestone has passed review — replacing the common practice of releasing advances against a schedule date or a supervisor’s confirmation.
Each milestone carries its own evidence requirements, defined in the project template: photographs at a specified stage, meter or serial readings, and a signature where one is required. Review can be automatic against those rules, sampled, or always human, at the customer’s choice.
The change affects both directions of payment. Customers pay installers against verified work, and installers pay subcontractors on the same basis, over Razorpay AutoPay, Bharat BillPay and NPCI eNACH mandates.
Early data from customers using verified checkpoints shows a material reduction in payment disputes, largely because the evidence behind a release is assembled at the moment the work is done rather than reconstructed weeks later during an argument.
Verified checkpoints are available on Growth and Enterprise plans at no additional cost.
About ReDesk
ReDesk builds the operating platform for distributed clean energy. Seven products — ReDesk AI, ReStudio, RePartner, ReCart, RePrime, ReLink and ReSure — share one continuous project record, so a site becomes a design, a design becomes an order, an order becomes an install, and an install becomes an asset that is still fully explainable a decade later. The company is headquartered in Bengaluru with offices in Pune and Delhi NCR.
Technical detail on the evidence and review model is available in the platform documentation.