Every review produces an assembled, review-ready package — put together the way the reviewer expects to receive it. That's the whole point. Load the full plans and specs, or drop in a single submittal with its spec section — same review either way.
The Master Submittal Register generates itself from your specifications — transmittal number, SD classification, paragraph, ball in court.
Every required item gets a cover sheet ahead of its documentation. Missing items get one too, flagged in place at the right register position.
Requirement, paragraph reference, what's wrong. Seven calendar days to resubmit complete. Partial resubmittals aren't accepted.
No fragment swaps. No partial replacement. Every revision produces a full new version, so the record never goes ambiguous.
Your transmittal comes out on ENG 4025 and your register on ENG 4288 — the actual current editions, as real PDFs. Download and attach. Not our format. Theirs.
Nothing we make carries our branding into a deliverable you send. And if your company already has a daily report or a form it likes — upload it, mark the spots to fill, confirm what each field is, and SpecUp fills it from the project record. Your fonts, your letterhead, your logo. We put the values in; we don't rebuild your document.
Status: submittal review, package assembly, the federal transmittal forms (ENG 4025 / ENG 4288) and the plan-against-spec check all run in the app today Now · in-app. Standing up a full project — loading a contract's specs and drawings and building the register with you — still runs as a managed service Now · service.
