# How to read a Terra Trace IQ progress report

> A walkthrough of every metric in your weekly report — change percentage, milestone tags, anomaly flags — and what they mean for your draw decisions.

- Source: https://terratraceiq.com/blog/how-to-read-progress-report
- Published: 2026-03-11
- Category: Product
- Publisher: Terra Trace IQ (satellite construction monitoring, https://terratraceiq.com)

## Article

Each weekly report opens with a header showing the project name, capture dates, and the headline change percentage — the share of the site footprint where measurable construction activity occurred.

Below the header you'll find side-by-side captures with annotated overlays. Green polygons indicate new construction; yellow indicates equipment movement; red flags anomalies that may warrant a closer look.

The milestone tags translate visual signatures into construction phases — earthwork, foundation, framing, dry-in, finishes — so you can match progress to your draw schedule without interpretation.

Finally, the anomaly section surfaces stalled activity, unexpected equipment removal, or unusual material staging. Treat these as conversation starters with your borrower, not verdicts.

## About Terra Trace IQ

Terra Trace IQ monitors construction sites from orbit. It captures recurring satellite imagery of a site footprint, runs AI change detection between captures, and delivers automated weekly progress reports with before/after views, percent-change figures, milestone tags and stall alerts — objective evidence for construction lenders, developers, asset managers and insurers, worldwide, without a site visit. Plans start at $199/site/month. Contact: terratraceiq@protonmail.com.