Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of using StruXure.co's AI submittal assist?
StruXure.cos Submittal AI-assist scans through a project’s specifications PDF and automatically generates a submittal log.
The submittal register is auto-organized by division so your team can easily add any required shop drawings, and mark them up directly in the app.
Furthermore you may use the software to digitally stamp submittals. StruXure.co informs you of the current status of any submittal and who needs to take action.
Why use submittals?
Submittals are essential for any contractor aiming for first-time quality and avoiding costly mistakes and delays. The submittal review process ensures owner expectations are met and that the design and materials align with initial project requirements. StruXure.co submittals add a crucial layer of verification, confirming that the design interpretation matches the owner's vision and allowing for necessary adjustments if discrepancies arise. This process helps architects, engineers, contractors, and owners stay synchronized throughout the project.
Who uses submittals?
Disappointment happens when expectations do not meet reality. The submittal review process ensures design and materials expectations are met and align with project requirements.
Any contractor aiming for first-time quality know that submittals are critical to avoiding delays and mistakes.
StruXure.co submittals add a crucial layer of verification, confirming that the design interpretation matches the owner's vision while allowing for adjustments when discrepancies arise.
This process helps all stakeholders including owners, engineers, contractors, and architects to stay synchronized through the project lifecycle.
What is a construction submittal?
Construction submittals are documents / records that contractors provide to architects or project managers for approval before work begins.
Accurate submittals ensure the project adheres to contractual agreements and design specifications to prevent inconsistencies, costly rework, and construction errors.

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