Summary
Stepscale de-risks project work through four capabilities: document review catches compliance gaps and inconsistencies, financial model validation flags formula errors, drawing validation spots code conflicts, and invoice auditing catches duplicate charges and rate discrepancies.
We wanted to highlight four core capabilities that help you gain greater confidence, clarity, and accuracy across project work.
Here's how it works
Document review
Automatically review project documents such as assessments, contracts, RFP responses, and CIMs for accuracy and completeness, catching inconsistent narratives, missing sections, and compliance gaps before submission.
Financial model validation
Check financial models such as pro formas, development budgets, cash flow projections, and feasibility studies against your assumptions and project data, identifying formula errors, unrealistic projections, and missing line items before they reach investors or lenders.
Drawing validation (coming in the new year)
Validate architectural drawings such as site plans, floor plans, elevations, and construction details for alignment and omissions, spotting conflicts between architectural, structural, and MEP drawing sets and missing elements before construction begins.
Invoice auditing
Audit invoices such as contractor progress claims, consultant fees, material invoices, and change orders for accuracy and contract compliance, flagging duplicate charges, rate discrepancies, and billing errors before payment processing.
What customers are saying
"Stepscale caught a formula error in our pro forma that would have cost us $500K."
"We found drawing conflicts before construction started that prevented $200K in rework."
"Stepscale caught $150K in invoice errors before we processed payment."
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