Your file comes back in the answer
A contractor names your product in Claude or ChatGPT and gets back your file, the one you sent us, ready to attach to the submittal.
Link for manufacturers
Put your documents inside Claude and ChatGPT
Contractors who use Link ask Claude and ChatGPT for submittal documents. When they name your product, Link brings back the data sheet and safety data sheet we have on file, with your name on every page.
- Your documents, never edited
- Each one marked with its review status
Already on file in Link
- 600+ manufacturersalready on file
- 44,000+ documentseach marked approved, reviewed or needs review
- 2 assistantsClaude and ChatGPT
- 1 chatto go from a product name to its documents
The shift
Contractors are looking for documents in the chat now
A project engineer goes to your website, digs through the literature tab and hopes the PDF is the latest revision. With Link, they type your product into an assistant and get the documents back in the same window.
Become a partnerThe old way
- Search the web for the product
- Find the manufacturer site
- Open the literature tab
- Guess which PDF is current
- Download, rename, attach
With Link
- Name the product in the chat
- Your documents come back with their source and review status
Why partner
What you get as a partner
Send a new revision once
Send us the new sheet and we take the old one down. After that, every assistant that asks for your product gets the revision you want submitted.
Your name stays on it
We don't retype your documents, restyle them or put our label on them. Each one keeps your name and a link back to where you published it.
How it works
How it works for a manufacturer
- 1
Send your literature
Send us a catalog export or a link to your literature library, whatever you already publish.
- 2
We review it
We match each document to its product and model and mark it approved, reviewed or needs review.
- 3
Contractors ask for your product
When they ask in Claude or ChatGPT, your documents come back with their source on the front page.
- 4
Tell us what changed
We take the old sheet down and put the new one up, so Link brings back the sheet you want submitted.
YOUR LISTING
- Library pagePublic
- Search enginesCan read it
- AI answer enginesCan cite it
- Claude and ChatGPTThrough Link
Beyond the chat
Your library page is public too
Every manufacturer with documents on file gets a page in the SubPro library. It's public and it's listed in the index we publish for AI tools, so search engines and AI answer engines can read it and cite it.
See the libraryOur promises
Your documents stay yours
A document goes into Link exactly the way you published it. We don't edit it and we don't take your branding off. If something is wrong, out of date or shouldn't be there, partners write to a named person at SubPro and we fix it.
Document rights- Never edited
- Branding kept
- Review status shown
- Named contact
Questions
Questions from manufacturers
What do you need from us?
Your published literature, and a heads up when a document is replaced. Most manufacturers point us at their literature library or send a catalog export. You don't have to install or build anything.
Which assistants does Link work in?
Claude and ChatGPT. A contractor connects Link once. After that they name a product in the chat and get its submittal documents back in the same conversation.
Does Link put our products ahead of other brands?
No. Link doesn't rank or suggest products. The contractor names the manufacturer and the product, and Link returns that product's documents. Partnering makes sure what comes back for your product is complete and current.
Do you change our documents?
No. Each file goes out the way you published it, with your name on it and a link to where it came from.
How do we correct or remove a document?
Write to your named contact and we fix it. Anyone, partner or not, can also use the process on our document rights page.
Who do we talk to?
Email support@sub-pro-ai.com with your company name and the product lines that matter most to you. Our founder answers these himself. He's been in the construction industry for more than 20 years.