Brad for superintendents

The cost of the wrong version

The most expensive mistakes in the field are not complicated — they are stale. Building to a superseded detail. Following a spec that a change order already revised. Re-asking a question the architect answered last week in an email you never saw. The information existed; it just was not in front of the person doing the work.

Brad fixes that by connecting everything. It reads the plans, specs, contracts, change orders, photos, and notes for the project and links them, so when you ask what is current, Brad answers from the connected record and flags where a document conflicts with a newer one.

What Brad does in the field

Find the current information: ask for the latest plan detail or spec section and Brad surfaces what is current, not a folder full of versions you have to date-check yourself.

Surface conflicts and outdated documents: Brad connects revisions, so it can flag a sheet still in circulation that a later change superseded, before it gets built.

Keep the field record: photos, notes, and the day-to-day decisions become part of the connected project memory, attached to the documents and locations they relate to, instead of living only in your phone.

Less chasing, more building

A superintendent spends real time being a switchboard — relaying questions from the field to the office and the architect, then relaying answers back. Brad reduces that by making the project's own record answer first. When the answer truly requires a person, you are escalating with context instead of starting from zero.

Brad also preserves the why. When a decision gets questioned weeks later, the reasoning, the approval, and the conversation that settled it are connected and findable — so the field is not the one left holding an undocumented call.

Grounded in your project

Brad answers from your project's actual documents and messages, not a generic model. It assists with document intelligence and project records and does not replace licensed professional judgment or formal RFI and submittal processes — it connects them so you are working from the current, verifiable picture.