Design teams issue drawing packages with inconsistencies that become RFIs weeks later when the GC finds them on site. Clargo catches them before they leave the office — so your team spends time on real engineering, not avoidable paperwork.
Maximum direct cost of a single avoidable RFI. Technical RFIs are inevitable. Documental RFIs are not.
Index QA and missing references. The two checks that eliminate the most common documental RFIs.
For a 300-sheet IFC package. Run it the night before issuance. Run it after every major revision.
Technical RFIs are part of the process — they require engineering judgment. Documental RFIs are different. They come from errors that should never have left the office. And they cost the same engineer-hours to answer.
A detail callout points to a sheet that no longer exists in the set.
The GC finds it in week three of construction, stops work, and sends an RFI. Your team drops everything to respond. The schedule slips. The cost grows.
Wrong file names, duplicate IDs, index entries that don't match the actual files delivered.
The GC can't reconcile the package. Document control flags it. Your team re-issues. The transmittal is late.
Clargo runs deterministic QA on your drawing/specification set and flags every documental inconsistency before the package leaves the office. No integration, no setup — point it at your PDF folder and run.
Cross-checks both your drawing index and your project manual index against the actual files — sheet IDs, filenames, title blocks, MasterFormat sections. Every entry confirmed. Every discrepancy flagged before it becomes a contract problem.
Your index, held to Exhibit A standard. A verified index that perfectly reflects the issued set is ready to become the contractual Exhibit A when your contract needs it — without additional reconciliation work.
Extracts every sheet reference from the drawing set and every cross-reference inside the project manual — then verifies each one resolves to an actual file in the issued package. All callouts. In minutes.
A detail callout points to a sheet that isn't in the package. The GC finds it in week three of construction, stops work, and sends an RFI. Your team drops everything to respond. The schedule slips. The cost grows. Clargo finds it before the package leaves your office.
Point Clargo at the folder with your drawing set PDFs. No integration, no Bluebeam connection needed.
Index entries, sheet IDs, title blocks, and every callout in the set. ~5 minutes for a 300-sheet package.
Every issue cited to the exact file and sheet ID. Fix what needs fixing. Re-run as many times as needed.
Sheet-by-sheet review, flags grouped by code, one-click jump to the page coordinate. Built for review meetings, not for marketing screenshots.
Every Clargo run produces auditable artifacts formatted for review, transmittal attachment, and project archive. Nothing locked inside a platform.
Every sheet confirmed against the actual files. Held to the precision standard that makes it usable as your Exhibit A when the contract needs it.
Every finding with sheet ID and exact description. Critical issues and warnings — ready to act on before the transmittal goes out.
A copy of each drawing with every finding marked visually on the exact page. No need to cross-reference the report manually.
Your AI-powered spec inspector.
Ever lost hours inside a 200-page project manual? Clarq converts your CSI specifications into concrete, actionable data — what's required, who's responsible, when, and how it gets verified.
One sheet per CSI section. Every paragraph structured. Every technical value extracted. The project manual, finally readable.
Ask about early access2.1 A Concrete shall achieve minimum 4,000 psi compressive strength at 28 days, with maximum slump of 4 inches, air content 5–7%.
3.4 B Contractor shall furnish cylinder test reports to the Engineer of Record prior to placement approval, per ACI 318.
3.5 C All exposed surfaces shall receive a Class A finish, with curing for not less than 7 days.
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