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Scope intelligence

Scope gaps don't live on drawings. They live between them.

The most expensive line item on a project is often the one nobody owned. A requirement exists — but who priced it? Which bid carries it? Did every trade assume it was someone else's? Risk in construction is relational, and relational risk is invisible one document at a time.

Scope radar · electrified door openingInteractive demo
Doors & Hardware?Electrical · 26?Security · 28GC / Carpentry!Low VoltageElectrifieddoor opening
Defined? Ambiguous! Missing interface

One condition · five bids

One door with card access. Watch how many bids it crosses.

Select a trade to see what its documents actually say about this opening — and where the responsibility trail goes cold.

How a detail becomes a dispute

01

One detail

A single electrified opening on a corridor plan

02

6 documents

Plan, schedule, hardware set, two spec sections, one detail

03

4 trades

Doors & hardware, electrical, security, low voltage

04

12 requirements

Rating, size, power, termination, fail-secure behavior, conduit…

05

3 ownership questions

Power supply. Cabling. Termination.

06

One bid.

Whoever finds the gaps first decides who pays for them.

FastBid24's pipeline already surfaces document-level gaps on live projects — a door with no hardware set, a set with no door. See real examples from a real project → Full cross-scope gap detection is the direction the same relational data is headed — it's on the lab bench now.

Want to know what's sitting between your scopes?

Send a package before bid day. Flags and RFI-ready questions come back with the takeoff.