Before mobilization, we set up the document environment your project needs — your document management system configured, the contract set locked in, subcontractors onboarded, and the drawing set reviewed — so you break ground on a clean foundation.
The final stretch of a project shouldn’t turn into a scramble. We compile the as-built drawings, reconcile the registers, package permits and warranties, and hand the owner a clean archive — so final payment doesn’t wait on paperwork.
Every party on a project depends on the same drawings, specs and logs. We keep them current for whoever holds the contract.
RFIs, submittals, revisions and closeout handled inside your system, so project managers stay focused on the build.
Contract documents registered from day one, and an archive delivered in the format your facilities team uses.
Pre-issuance review catches missing references and inconsistencies before the set goes out.
We’re taking on a limited number of pilot engagements at no cost during this phase — one active or upcoming project per general contractor. If document control is taking more of your team’s time than it should, this is a good place to start.
A Clargo document controller is assigned to your project and stays with it from setup to closeout, and a Clargo project manager checks their work. Our QA tools flag issues; a person reviews every finding before it reaches your team.
We work inside your ACC, Procore or e-Builder with the access you grant, and nothing leaves your environment unless you ask for it. Original files are never modified. We’re happy to sign an NDA.
We manage them. We don’t approve submittals, answer technical RFIs or change design documents. We track them, route them to the right people, keep them current and flag what’s missing or inconsistent. Decisions stay with your team and the design team.
We start with the set as it is today: we register every current sheet, reconcile it against your DMS and flag what’s out of date. From there, every new revision goes through our process.
Yes. Most teams start with one piece — usually revision control, RFIs or pre-issuance QA — and add services as the project needs them.