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Drafts change orders with the contract behind them. Argues your case with your own prior work.
Takes the changes Delta Agent flagged and turns them into draft change orders.
Pulls the contract clause that governs each change. Cites your firm's own prior change orders so the argument is anchored in work you have already done. Calculates the pricing basis using your historical labor and material rates.
Tracks the notice deadline so the change order ships on time. The draft that used to take two to four hours to write and argue now takes 20 minutes to review and send.
Account managers and the people who run your contracts. Used the moment a flagged change turns into chargeable work. Your senior people stop spending Friday afternoons drafting change orders from scratch. Newer hires ship change orders that hold up because the contract language and prior work are already attached.
Draft change orders with the contract behind them
Every draft comes with the clause it cites, the bulletin or field condition that triggered it, and the pricing basis attached. Ready for your team to review and send.
Prior work summary
A summary of the similar change orders your firm has already executed. Price ranges, approval rates, gotchas. Your argument rests on your own past work.
Notice deadline countdown
Every change order tracked against the notice window in your contract, 21 days on most jobs. No more forfeiting claims because the paperwork sat on someone's desk.
This is part of how we work with customers through the bid. Book a call and tell us how your team handles change orders today.