Construction change order management software

One change, everything it touches

The danger in a change order isn't the change — it's the thing connected to it that nobody updated. Brad links a change order to the spec it revised, the budget line it moved, the schedule it affected, and any open RFI it answers, so a single change surfaces everything that needs to move with it.

Change one thing, and the team sees the full blast radius — while there's still time to act on it.

Across plans, contracts, and invoices

Change orders live at the seam between the drawings, the contract, and the money. Brad reads all three, so it can tell you that CO #14 revised the tile to Rev C, added $3,200 to the budget, and pushed the schedule two days — and flag the invoice that should reflect it.

Stop paying against stale scope

When the scope changes and the paperwork lags, invoices get paid against work that's no longer in the plan. Because Brad keeps the change connected to the cost, it's easy to trace a charge back to the change order that authorized it — or catch one that nothing did.

Ask instead of reconcile

Instead of manually reconciling logs, ask: “Did the change order for the lobby tile get signed, and is the budget updated?” Brad answers from the project's own record, with the documents attached.

Honest about what it is

Brad is document intelligence for construction, not a guarantee or certification. Your project's content belongs to you and stays isolated to your workspace. Ask us about specific data-handling requirements and we'll answer plainly.