Status that updates itself
A submittal's status changes as it actually moves through review, not when someone remembers to update the log.
Submittal review is a genuinely difficult part of a job to stay on top of, dozens of items, multiple reviewers, each with its own deadline, easy to lose track of in a spreadsheet that's only as current as the last person who remembered to update it.
A log that records what was submitted is the easy part. What's missing from a static spreadsheet is knowing what's overdue right now, who it's sitting with, and whether a delayed submittal is about to hold up the schedule.
We connect submittal status to the actual review process, so the log updates itself as items move, and flags what's genuinely at risk of delaying the job instead of relying on someone checking a spreadsheet.
A submittal's status changes as it actually moves through review, not when someone remembers to update the log.
A submittal sitting past its review deadline surfaces automatically, instead of being discovered when the schedule is already at risk.
Submittals linked to the schedule items they affect, so a delay shows its actual downstream impact, not just a late checkbox.
The result isn't a prettier log. It's knowing what's actually at risk of holding up the job before it does, instead of after.
Tell us how submittals get tracked and reviewed today. We'll tell you what's realistic to automate.
Let's talk →We can, but the more useful version isn't a template, it's a log that updates its own status instead of one more spreadsheet someone has to maintain by hand.
Yes, when submittals are linked to the schedule items they affect, a delay shows its actual downstream impact instead of sitting as a quiet overdue row in a log nobody's checking.
Yes. Tell us what you need, we'll tell you what it takes and what it costs. You decide from there.