Redline Construction Solutions

Chapter 2. What Redline does · Step 3 of 10

One upload, back in minutes

Drop in the GC's subcontract and your proposal, plus the prime contract if you have it. Redline reads all of it against your company's standards and the law in the project's state. The 101-page showcase contract took three minutes 14 seconds.

One review, one screen

Everything about the contract, in one place

This is a finished review of the Harbor Point subcontract. The whole contract, already marked up, with every issue beside it and every file you'll need one click away.

  1. 1

    The score at the top

    20 high, 5 medium, 3 low. You know how bad it is in one look.
  2. 2

    Your files, ready

    Redlined PDF, Word redline, the review report and the GC packet.
  3. 3

    The contract, marked up

    Struck and rewritten where the problems are, with the reasons on the right.
portal / Review / Harbor Point Medical Office
Redline: portal / Review / Harbor Point Medical Office
The real review screen on the fictional Harbor Point subcontract. Open full size

It learns your company once

Your rules, applied to every contract

Tell Redline your trade, which side of the table you're on, your home state, your standard positions and insurance, and who signs off. Every contract after that is read against them, so a new PM checks a contract the way your best PM would.

Starting a review then takes two basics and the files.

portal / New review
Redline: portal / New review
Starting a review: a name and a price, then the files. Your standing rules are already applied. Open full size

What it is, and isn't. Redline is not a law firm and doesn't give legal advice. It's the first read, not the last word: it finds, prices and drafts, and your team and your counsel decide.

The fastest way to judge Redline is on a contract you actually have.

Redline Construction Solutions

Redline construction contracts in minutes, not weeks. Reviewed against your standards and the construction-law context where you're building. Encrypted, private to your company, and never used to train AI.