One-size-fits-all tools treat every job the same. This one ships understanding what each kind of work requires, from the regulatory teeth of a hospital or a data center to the selections and draws of a custom home. Where the risk is real, it enforces the sign-offs so nothing quietly gets skipped. Everywhere else, it configures to exactly how you run the job.
On these, the platform ships with native, enforced compliance wired straight to closeout and the ledger. The commissioning gate won't let a project close until the sign-offs that matter are done.
ICRA infection-control rounds during construction, medical-gas NFPA 99 pressure and alarm verification before closeout, lead-lined and imaging-shielding scope, and exclusive-specialty enforcement for medical office buildings. Warranty and closeout tuned to how healthcare owners actually accept a space.
Cooling adequacy and single-point-of-failure checks, a real DCIM closeout documentation package, commissioning phase tracking (FAT / SAT / IST), and arc-flash / energization safety gating before energized change orders are accepted. The gate won't let the project close until the package is signed.
IQ/OQ/PQ validation tracking to ISO 14644, third-party particle-count certification, HEPA/ULPA integrity, and cGMP change control, where a change requiring revalidation pulls the room back out of validated status and blocks closeout until it's re-qualified and QA-signed.
Dock and material-handling equipment acceptance, racking final inspection, PEMB structural bolt-torque verification per AISC, and equipment startup sign-offs, each required only when the project actually has that scope. Steel-erection projects gate change orders on an approved erection plan.
Refrigeration temperature-mapping sign-off, thermal-envelope and vapor-barrier QA, condensation and frost control, and pull-down readiness: the specialized closeout that a standard warehouse build never touches.
The same connected ledger runs a single custom home or a 300-unit podium. Here the value is the workflow every residential and mixed builder actually lives in, set up to match your process.
Client selections and allowances tracked against budget, draw schedules and lender draw requests, cost-to-complete by home, punch and homeowner warranty, and change orders the buyer signs. One place for the estimate, the job cost, and the client's own view of it.
Unit-type takeoff and repeat-plan estimating, per-building and per-unit job cost, AIA billing and draws for the equity and the lender, and a clean split when the ground floor is commercial retail on the same deal.
Landlord and franchise-prototype scope, fast-turn tenant improvements, health-department and grease/hood coordination, and multi-site rollout tracking so a program of stores runs on one standard process and one set of numbers.
Acquisition-to-disposition cost tracking per property, light-scope budgets that hold, draw and lender reporting, and a portfolio view across every project in flight, whether you flip houses, reposition a strip center, or both.
Do something these don't name? The platform configures to any GC's workflow, and the vertical depth keeps growing. Tell us what you build and we'll show you where it fits today.
The big general-purpose platforms are more mature at generic project management and scale, and we're candid about that. What none of them ship is native, enforced, vertical-specific compliance wired directly to your closeout and your ledger, on one system that still runs your residential and mixed work just as cleanly. If your book of work is specialized, mixed, or growing into new sectors, that combination is what protects your margin.
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