Construction document control software

Control means the current version, every time

The expensive failures in document control aren't lost files — they're work built to a superseded sheet. A crew tiles to Rev B because Rev C never made it past someone's inbox. Brad tracks revisions, approvals, and dates across your set, so the current version is the one the field actually gets.

Ask “what's the approved spec for the lobby tile?” and the answer comes back with the revision, the approval date, and a link to the document it came from.

It reads the documents, not just stores them

A drive can tell you a file exists. Brad reads what's inside — plans, specs, submittals, transmittals, change orders — and extracts the things document control runs on: revision numbers, dates, approvals, and which document governs.

That's the difference between storage and control: storage holds the file; Brad knows which file is in force.

Catches conflicts and superseded documents

Because Brad connects related documents, it can surface when a change order supersedes a spec, or when two documents disagree about the same detail — the conflicts that quietly cause rework. The team sees them while there's still time to act.

Distribution without the version-control headache

Instead of chasing the latest PDF around email, everyone asks Brad and gets the same current answer, with its source. Document control stops being a discipline you have to enforce and becomes a question you can ask.

Honest about what it is

Brad is document intelligence for construction, not a guarantee or certification. Your project's content belongs to you, and workspaces stay isolated from one another. If your organization needs specific data-handling documentation before adopting Brad, ask us and we'll tell you plainly what we can and cannot provide.