Born on federal jobs — the hardest compliance in construction. If it holds up to a federal reviewer, your commercial and residential work is the easy day. Turn on what you need; upgrades are a switch, not an implementation.
Scope, site walk, estimate and work plan, before award. Win it and the job is already set up.
Register, review, three-phase inspections, deficiencies that close the loop.
Phone, tablet or laptop. Talk it in. Punch from a photo. Daily CQC report that assembles itself. Step into the field and pick what you're working on — super, safety, QC — and that's what's on your screen. No signal required.
Start a walk; everything you capture attaches on its own. Hand each trade their own list at the end.
The contract on one side, what's actually there on the other, dated the day you saw it. We never price it.
Project inbox, triaged. The answer drafted from the record, cited, and left in your Outlook as a draft — you read it and press Send. SpecUp never sends mail for you.
What each sub owes, what's late, what's outstanding — surfaced before it's a problem.
Deliveries checked against approved submittals. Existence is not compliance. On your own? SpecUp Receiving checks a delivery against your spec at the truck — $10 a month.
Field suite on day one.
Turn on the submittal engine when the federal job lands.
Same data. Nothing to migrate.
