For quality and coordination
Catch it at the desk, not on site
Keep specs, drawings, and schedules telling the same story. Check documents for clashes and gaps so issues surface at the desk, not on site.
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Most coordination failures were visible on paper long before they were expensive on site. Avoice checks specs, drawings, and schedules against each other on every issue, so the gaps surface at a desk instead of in an RFI.
A second pair of eyes on every sheet
Automated QA checks every drawing against the rest of the set, catching clashes, missing references, and coordination errors before they go out.
Specs and drawings, cross-checked
Compare the spec against the drawings it describes, so a dimension, finish, or product changed in one place doesn't go unnoticed in the other.
Schedules that match the set
Flag where a schedule and the drawings it's built from have drifted apart, before it costs a site instruction to fix.
Findings, not just red lines
Get a plain-language list of what's wrong and where, referenced to the sheet and clause, so a reviewer spends time fixing issues instead of finding them.
Consistency across every issue
Re-run the same checks automatically on every revision, so quality doesn't depend on remembering to look.