Upload your own project spec books, and SpecSure reviews every submittal against them — every requirement checked, every finding summarized and linked to the exact section. Reviews that took days take minutes — whether you’re reviewing submittals or preparing them.
SpecSure catches these issues before a package is ever sent.Figures are industry estimates from published construction submittal-review research.
Upload the project spec book and the submittals you need reviewed. No tagging, no setup, no template wrangling.
It reads each submittal against the relevant spec sections and reasons about where they align, fall short, or warrant a closer look.
Download a clean PDF or Excel — auto-named, cover-sheet aware, and ready to forward to your engineer for the official review.
Every requirement checked, every exception flagged, every finding linked to the exact spec section — so whoever opens it can decide in minutes instead of digging through the book line by line.
Skip the line-by-line read. SpecSure hands you a cited brief with every deviation already flagged — so you can approve, reject, or request revisions with confidence, fast.
Check your package against the spec before you send it. Catch the gaps a reviewer would flag, fix them up front, and stop the costly back-and-forth.
Every verdict points to the exact section, part, and paragraph. No black box, no guessing.
Goes beyond keyword matching to surface schedule, substitution, and constructability risks the spec implies.
One click produces a report your engineer can open and act on anywhere.
Reads the cover sheet to name the file — or names it from the material itself when there isn't one.
Ingests the full project spec book so each review reflects your project — not a generic standard.
A scored report for PMs, a no-score alignment brief for the engineers doing the official review.
Adjust the numbers to your projects. Savings are a gross estimate, before SpecSure’s own cost — your engineer of record always makes the official call.
It’s an industry estimate — not a SpecSure claim — and the field above is fully editable, so you can set it to your own number. A rejected submittal doesn’t just cost a “no”: it kicks off a re-review by the design team, a corrected resubmission by the subcontractor, and coordination back and forth in between. When you add up the skilled hours that touch a single rejection — the reviewer, the PM, and the sub preparing the package — plus the logging and admin overhead, published construction-submittal research puts the all-in cost of one rejection in the ballpark of $800. Your real figure depends on your team’s rates and process, so treat it as a starting point and adjust to fit your projects.
No. SpecSure handles the first pass — it reads each submittal against your spec book, checks every requirement, and summarizes the findings with citations. The official determination always stays with the engineer of record.
Every finding links to the exact spec section it came from, so you can verify each one in a click instead of taking it on faith. SpecSure surfaces and cites; you decide.
Submittals against your project’s specification book — product data, shop drawings, samples, and more — across CSI MasterFormat divisions.
A clean, cited report — PDF or Excel — ready to forward, with every requirement checked and every exception flagged.
Yes. Your specs and submittals stay private to your account and are used only to produce your reports.
Start with a free pilot — bring your five toughest submittals and see SpecSure’s cited report side by side with your own review.
No commitment · Every finding cited to your spec · The engineer of record always makes the final call.