Submittal Packages
The package compiles itself. You review it.
You know the afternoon. Forty datasheets in a folder, a highlighter, a bookmark panel, and a deadline. Submittal Kit turns that afternoon into a compile: the register feeds the package, and the package comes out bound, bookmarked, and ready to review.
01 From equipment register to bound PDF
Every package draws from one Equipment Register per project. Enter a part once and every submittal that touches it routes the same datasheet, the same description, the same tag.
- Cover page with your logo and branch identity, then transmittal, then a clickable table of contents
- Datasheets grouped by part and included once, no matter how many tags share them
- Spec document and custom upload sections wherever the recipe calls for them
- A source-file ZIP export alongside the compiled PDF
02 Highlighting the reviewer trusts
The catalog number for each item is found and marked on its datasheet automatically, each item in its own color, and you review the marks before anything ships. A shared datasheet carries every item's highlights side by side, so the reviewer never has to guess which variant belongs to which tag.
03 A recipe, not a folder
A submittal is an ordered list of sections: generated ones like the equipment schedule, routed ones fed from the register, and your own uploads. When scope changes, adjust the recipe and recompile with live progress. When it goes out, Mark as Submitted mints a numbered revision whose bytes are kept forever.
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