For general contractors

    Caught before submission. Not after rejection.

    Most tools grade what a subcontractor submits. BuildAhead reads your specifications, drawings, and addenda and finds what is wrong in them first — while there is still time to fix it, and every finding cited to the exact clause on the exact page.

    Stale standard editions

    Your spec cites ASTM C94-15; the current edition is C94-22. BuildAhead resolves every cited standard against a registry and flags the ones on a superseded or withdrawn edition — page-anchored, off seeded metadata, with no external lookup and never the standard's own text.

    • Superseded vs. withdrawn vs. current, per citation
    • Bounded by the registry's as-of date
    • A source link to the exact page

    Non-compliant products, before a package exists

    A named product that violates the spec's own threshold — a VOC over the stated ceiling, a class below the stated minimum — is surfaced from the specification itself. No submittal package has to be uploaded for the finding to appear.

    • Checked against the spec's own numeric threshold
    • The right comparison operator, never guessed
    • Caught at review time, not in the field

    Spec-versus-drawing conflicts

    When the drawing schedule and the specification disagree about the same material, BuildAhead surfaces the disagreement with a citation on both sides — the dispute you would otherwise discover as an RFI, or worse, as rework.

    • Both sources cited, side by side
    • Surfaced automatically at reconciliation
    • A record you can stand behind later

    Standards, resolved against a registry — before you issue.

    Superseded and withdrawn editions flagged with the current edition, the registry as-of date, and a link to the exact page. Only the citation is shown, never the standard’s text.

    BuildAhead Standards Intelligence: cited standards resolved against a registry, with superseded editions flagged before any package is submitted.

    See it find them on one of your projects.

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