Certify the requisition. Everything you need to seal is in front of you.
When a project's contract requires architect certification, the full draw package routes to your firm: the G703 lines, every waiver and backup document, the requirement score, and the funds-ahead math. Review, then certify or decline — sealed, on the record.
What you get
- Invite-only: a project team engages your firm; there's nothing to buy and no portal to run
- The complete package in one view — lines, waivers, COIs, photos, documents, and the requisition's requirement score
- An advisory readiness check flags thin evidence before you seal — the decision stays yours
- Certify in full, certify with changes, request more info, or decline — each one a sealed record with your comments
- Certification is a per-project requirement: contracts that don't require it never route to you
- Every certification lands on the project's immutable audit trail
From request to recorded decision
The CM or owner invites your firm to certify on their project. You sign in — no setup.
The routed draw arrives with all backup attached and the gaps already named by the requirement score.
Seal a certification, adjust the amount with changes, or send it back with what's missing — all on the record.
A clearer basis for review
The records and checks that support your team’s next decision.
Certification without the binder
You don't assemble the backup yourself — it arrives with the package, and the gaps are already named.
A safety net, not a substitute
The readiness check flags thin photo evidence or a broken waiver chain before you seal. It never decides for you.
Your certification, defensible
Decision, amount, comments, and the evidence you saw — timestamped on an immutable trail.
Common questions
What to know before your first project.
Have an invitation?
Sign in to review the routed draw — lines, backup, and score — and certify or decline on the record.
No sales call. The real product, on your own project.