Check the plan before the first block is laid.

• The plan as data

  Rooms, openings, stairs, structure and roof held as one structured plan, so every check reads the same source.

• Code checks

  Each rule in the jurisdiction's rule set returns pass, flag or needs a dimension, with the rule and the room it applies to. A missing dimension is never passed.

• Across jurisdictions

  A plan drawn for Alabama, viewed in Jamaica, shows what carries, what adjusts and what needs a designer, down to wind, seismic and flood.

• Quotes to invoices

  A quote becomes the invoice, and deposits and payments land on the same record, so nothing is retyped.

  See accounting

• Materials

  Purchase orders, suppliers and stock by location, with each delivery counted against what was ordered.

  See inventory

• Stages

  Accepted quotes move through the stages you name, and the release waits until the work is done.

• The crew

  Payroll with the statutory tables built in, and the schedule on the planner.

  See payroll

• The client

  One record with every quote, invoice, message and document.

And the honest lines. A code check covers the rules in the jurisdiction's rule set and names them; it is not a permit or an engineer's sign-off. Drawings, 3D and bills of materials from a plan are not built yet, and plan checks reach builders first through a design partnership.