You can use Roger to handle dense document workflows during the kickoff phase of large construction projects. It reviews project drawings, specifications, and contracts to catch constructability errors and omissions early. Roger compiles detailed scopes of work for trade contractors, reviews submittals, and flags design inconsistencies before construction begins. It also captures project decisions and subcontractor performance trends in a central database called Forge. This allows project teams to avoid costly rework and apply past operational lessons directly to upcoming job sites.
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