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Product walkthrough

How Redline works, from the contract landing on your desk to the copy you sign.

15 short steps in 4 chapters. Most screens are the real product running on one fictional job, so you can click, decide and download along the way. About fifteen minutes end to end, or jump to the chapter you care about.

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The point

Not “is this a good contract?” but the questions that cost money

01

What deal did you think you were making?

02

What deal does this contract actually create?

03

What's hidden in the documents it pulls in by reference?

04

What does the law where you're building allow?

05

Where are the differences, and what could they cost?

06

What should change before you sign?

In one picture

What goes in, what comes out

  • The GC's subcontract
  • Your proposal
  • The prime contract
  • Your standards and insurance
  • Your answers
  • The law where you build
Redline13 layers: AI where judgment helps, fixed rules where nothing can be missed
  • Findings with page cites
  • Replacement language
  • What it could cost
  • A pre-signing verdict
  • The GC packet, Word and PDF

The chapters

Pick up anywhere

Chapter 1

Get set up

Teach Redline your company once, then hand it a contract.

  1. 1Your company standardsYour positions, your insurance, your rules. Set once, applied to every contract.
  2. 2Upload the contract and your bidThe subcontract, your proposal, and the prime if you have it.

Chapter 2

Redline reads it

What it pulls out, what it asks you, and every check it runs.

  1. 3Confirm what it readSeventeen facts with page numbers. Your corrections control everything after.
  2. 4A short interviewOnly the questions the contract could not answer.
  3. 5Every check it runsThe layers in order, and what each one looks for.

Chapter 3

What you get back

Findings, the marked-up contract, the money, the law and the send-back.

  1. 6The findingsStruck language, replacement language, the why, and your decision.
  2. 7The marked-up contractEvery finding pinned to the page it came from.
  3. 8What you priced vs what you're signingYour proposal against the contract, and what the gaps cost.
  4. 9The law where you buildRules keyed to the project's state, with authority and dates.
  5. 10Before you signTwelve questions, ten scores, one honest verdict.
  6. 11What you send the GCThe negotiation packet, the Word redline and the marked-up PDF.

Chapter 4

Run it as a business

Your team, your GCs and owners, your systems, and how to start.

  1. 12Your team and the paper trailSign-off, versions, the pre-signature check and GC history.
  2. 13For GCs and ownersOne job, every sub reviewed, one board.
  3. 14Integrations and securityWhat connects today, what is in development, and where your data lives.
  4. 15Pricing and getting startedThree contracts free for two weeks, then pay as you go or a plan.

The job we follow

Copperline Flooring and the Harbor Point Medical Office

A flooring subcontractor gets a $1,860,000 subcontract from Brookfield Ridge Builders, LLC for a medical office in Savannah, GA. They bid $1,815,000 with three exclusions. Redline read the contract and the proposal and returned 29 findings, 20of them high. Every party is fictional; the findings, facts and numbers throughout are the engine's real output on it. The 101-page showcase shows the same engine at full size.

Redline Construction Solutions

Redline construction contracts in minutes, not weeks. Reviewed against your standards and the construction-law context where you're building, in your own private cloud.