FAQ

Upload a drawing set and the contract specifications. VeriCord compares them and lists candidate findings, such as conflicts, omissions, and bad references. Each finding points back to the drawing sheet and the specification section it came from.

No. Findings are candidates. A qualified engineer reviews them, records a decision and a rationale, and owns the sign-off. VeriCord is not a stamp and is not the Engineer of Record.

Plans must be a PDF, up to 500 MB. Specifications can be a PDF or a DOCX, also up to 500 MB. Name the review so you can find it later, or leave the name blank and VeriCord uses the plans file name.

The comparison runs in the background. VeriCord reads the documents, compares the drawings with the specifications, and checks the findings that matter most. The review page updates as each step finishes. Open the report when it is ready.

A second model reviews high-value findings against the evidence, without seeing the first model's conclusion. The report shows whether the models agreed, partly agreed, or disagreed, and whether a reviewer later confirmed or rejected the finding.

Filter by discipline and severity, open the source pages, and record a reviewer decision with a rationale. You can mark a finding as a valid variance or keep it open as an issue. You can also export the findings. The export is advisory and is not an official sign-off.

Yes. Ask VeriCord answers questions about that job's drawings, specifications, and findings, and points back to the sheet, section, or finding. The thread stays on that job. It is not a second review and it does not sign the set.

A review belongs to the workspace where you started it. People you invite to that workspace can open it according to their role. A review started in another workspace stays in that workspace.

You can start a review without a credit card. Plans for a larger workspace are on the pricing page. You manage a paid subscription from the workspace billing settings.