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Submittal review software for source-backed decisions.

SubPro keeps review flags and source checks on the row under review. Your PM sees the requirement, the page that created it, and the matched product data, then decides.

Open the row and read its page

Delta Hanger T41, Section 03 30 01Row D-0012-024, cites page 138
A submittal row opened in SubPro for Section 03 30 01, showing the quoted requirement, the source page, the matched manufacturer and product, and the approve, reject, edit, and open source PDF actions
Row D-0012-024, product data for concrete design mixes. The quoted requirement sits under the row and the source column reads page 138. The actions belong to the reviewer: approve, reject, edit, or open the PDF at that page.

Decide from the row, not the folder

Confirm the requirement

The paragraph that created the row is quoted beneath it, with its page number. A reviewer confirms the row is real in one read instead of a search.

Rule on the flag

A flagged row asks a specific question: which product, which or equal, whose selection. The reviewer answers it and the flag clears. Rows without a flag do not interrupt.

Check the evidence

The manufacturer and product matched to the row sit beside it. If the data sheet is wrong for the specified assembly, the reviewer swaps it before anything binds.

Mark it ready or hold it

Each row ends as ready, needs edit, or hold. Only ready rows move into the export, so the handoff never carries a row nobody looked at.

Walk Section 07 21 00 row by row

Thermal insulation is a short section with four kinds of submittal in it. Here is what the reviewer sees on each row, and the call that is theirs to make.

Row in the log What the reviewer sees The call
Product data, board insulation The paragraph in Section 07 21 00 that requires it, quoted with its page, and the matched data sheet. Confirm the product matches the specified R-value and facing. Mark ready.
Substitution, where an equal is allowed A flag on the row, because the spec section permits an or equal and someone has to choose. Pick the product or keep the basis of design. The reviewer chooses, not the draft.
Fire-test and R-value reports Test report rows with their source paragraphs, so conformance items are not lost among product data. Check the report covers the assembly the drawings show. Hold if it does not.
Mockup, if the section calls for one A question to the built-in chat returns the cited page. Either the requirement is there or it is not. Add the row or close the question. Either way, the page is on record.

Review the draft, not the search

Submittal review is where a PE or PM decides whether the log is right. Is this requirement real, is it assigned to the right party, does it need a substitution, is the product data sufficient. On most jobs that means bouncing between a spreadsheet, the project manual PDF, and a folder of cut sheets, rebuilding the picture for every row.

SubPro puts the evidence next to the decision. Each row shows its spec page and its matched product data in the same view, so the reviewer confirms the basis without leaving the row. When a question reaches past the row, the built-in chat pulls the relevant page from the project manual and cites it. It is the one place the reading is done for you, and the ruling is still yours.

None of this removes the reviewer. SubPro prepares the draft and surfaces the decisions. Your team confirms scope, product fit, timing, and the final call. To see the review pass on your own document first, order a Log Build. The drafted rows arrive with a report of which lines deserve your attention.

Submittal review software FAQ

What does submittal review software check?

It puts each draft row beside its spec page, its matched product data, and any flag. The reviewer confirms the requirement, rules on the flag, and marks the row ready or hold without reopening the project manual.

How do review flags work in SubPro?

A flag marks a row that needs a person: a substitution, an owner selection, or a requirement written too loosely to act on. Flagged rows stay visible instead of blending into the log, so the reviewer clears them before the set counts as ready.

Can I ask the spec book a question during review?

Yes. The built-in chat answers from the project documents and cites the page. A reviewer who wants to know whether Section 07 21 00 calls for a mockup asks, reads the cited page, and rules on the row.

Is a ready row a design approval?

No. Ready means your reviewer is satisfied the row matches the project manual and the submittal package behind it is complete. The architect's stamp action, from No Exceptions Taken to Revise and Resubmit, still comes from the design team.

Send us one spec book.

A single fit call and a project manual from a live job. Your reviewer reads the drafted log, flags first. Nothing is decided until then.