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Instead of scrolling through every submittal, a user can narrow the list on an iPhone using filters like open/closed, current revision, responsible party, location, and specification section.
When a construction document needs an updated version, the system copies the old one, bumps the revision number, lets the team edit key fields, and can notify the right reviewers automatically.
AI helps track project changes, connect them to the right contracts and documents, and keep a clean record so teams can prove what changed and why.
The software reads construction specification documents and quickly makes a checklist of all required submittals so the team knows what must be reviewed and approved.
AI can help organize project documents, workflows and updates so teams spend less time chasing information and more time building.
An AI planner could help teams draft a site-specific steel erection plan by asking the right questions and filling in required sections like crane placement, fall protection, material staging, and emergency response.
Teams connect each building asset to its documents, inspections, and defects so they can commission equipment and hand it over with fewer surprises.
When a project question (RFI) leads to extra work or cost, the system can turn that question into a draft potential change order so the team does not have to retype the same details.
Like a smart assistant that gathers all the important building paperwork from different folders and turns it into one final handoff package for the owner.
Sunway sends one document review to everyone at once, and all reviewers can comment together instead of waiting for separate meetings and email chains.
It helps builders use one online system to ask contractors questions, collect documents, review answers, and decide who is safe and qualified to hire.