Brad for architects and construction administrators

Construction administration is a memory problem

The drawing set is finished, but the work has just begun. During construction administration, the same questions come back repeatedly, clarifications get issued and then forgotten, and a field substitution made in a hurry can wander from the intent without anyone noticing until it is built. The information to answer correctly almost always exists — in the set, in a prior clarification, in an email — but it is scattered.

Brad connects that scattered record. It reads the drawings, specifications, change orders, and the clarifications and conversations around them, and links them so a question is answered from the current, connected intent rather than from whoever happens to remember.

What Brad does for design and CA

Keep the current detail current: Brad connects revisions and clarifications so the latest controlling information surfaces, and an outdated sheet still in circulation gets flagged before it is built.

Trace intent through change: when a change order or substitution comes through, Brad connects it back to the design intent and the documents it affects, so drift from the intent is visible instead of discovered on site.

Stop re-answering the same question: because prior clarifications are part of the connected record, a recurring field question can be answered from what was already settled — preserving your time for the questions that genuinely need design judgment.

A defensible record

When a decision is questioned months later, the value of a connected record is that the basis is right there: the drawing, the spec, the clarification, the approval, and the conversation that settled it. Brad keeps the project's memory intact so the architect's record of intent does not dissolve into fragments across inboxes.

That continuity also helps the handoff. Project teams change; the connected record does not, so the design intent survives the people who set it.

What Brad is not

Brad assists with construction document intelligence and project records. It does not exercise professional judgment, stamp drawings, or replace your RFI, submittal, and formal clarification processes. It connects the documents and decisions so those processes run from a current, verifiable picture.