“What exactly are they asking us for?”
Deliverables are buried across specifications, schedules, templates, contracts, and email threads.
Extract the real checklistDeliverableOS checks your project requirements against the documents you plan to submit — flagging missing evidence, wrong revisions, incomplete certificates, and other issues that could send the handover pack back.
DeliverableOS checks what the project requires against what you are about to submit, so missing, incomplete, outdated, or weak evidence is surfaced before the reviewer finds it.
Deliverables are buried across specifications, schedules, templates, contracts, and email threads.
Extract the real checklistDrawings, certificates, warranties, datasheets, and commissioning records are scattered across folders and people.
Match evidence automaticallyWrong revisions, missing dates, incomplete records, and absent evidence are easy to miss until submission.
Surface risky items earlyDeliverableOS reads the project instructions, classifies the evidence, checks revisions and completeness, then links each finding back to the requirement or source that triggered it.
Requirements and evidence are processed separately before matching begins.
Each requirement is linked to supporting evidence or moved into a review queue.
Walk through the audit flow and see how DeliverableOS checks a handover pack for missing evidence, risky revisions, incomplete records, and other submission blockers.
Select your project requirements, or explore the workflow with the sample project.
Finding deliverables, submission rules, and evidence requirements.
Add a project folder or a handful of closeout files. They do not need to be organised first.
DeliverableOS is classifying files, matching evidence, and checking likely blockers.
We found several items worth checking before submission.
We build the requirement matrix, validate the evidence, flag submission risks, and give you a prioritized action list before handover.
DeliverableOS focuses on the details reviewers care about: missing evidence, wrong revisions, incomplete records, and documents that do not clearly satisfy the project requirement.
Requirements with no matching project evidence move straight into the gap list.
Drawings and documents with potentially outdated or construction-stage statuses are flagged for review.
Missing dates, signatures, references, and other incomplete metadata are surfaced early.
When the AI is uncertain, the item is escalated for review instead of being presented as complete.
Run DeliverableOS against a real closeout or handover job, review the gaps it surfaces, and confirm the project scope before any payment is due.
No. DeliverableOS is built around the files you already have. The workflow classifies project evidence before matching it against the requirements.
Yes. Every audit starts with the project’s actual specification, checklist, closeout instructions, or handover template rather than a generic checklist.
The item is flagged for review. DeliverableOS is designed to surface uncertainty rather than hide it behind a false “complete” status.
One live-project audit: requirement extraction, evidence matching, a prioritized gap list, review flags, and a structured closeout plan. Pilot pricing is $129 for all customers.
Yes. If the project pilot is useful, we can continue supporting your closeout workflow at $199/month under launch pricing.
No. Files selected on this page stay on your device. For a live project audit, we send secure upload instructions after we confirm the project and scope.
Start with the project requirements and the files you already have. See the risks, fix the issues, and reserve a project pilot only if the approach looks useful.