# Your Scope of Supply

List what you provide on a project, say who furnishes each line, and let that decide which spec sections and submittals are yours.

Most of a spec book belongs to other trades, and a submittal register built by reading all of it hands you work that was never yours. The project's **Scope** page starts from the other end: what you provide. Everything downstream comes from that list: which sections are yours, which submittals you owe, and what lands on the [Equipment Register](/help/equipment-register-basics).


## Add what you provide

Type a line under **Add what you provide**, with tags if it covers tagged equipment, and choose **Add to scope**. Below it, three ways add many lines at once:

- **Pick from a list** ticks what you supply from a catalog of panels, instruments, controls, network and power, and services. **Save what I provide** keeps the ticks. Unticking removes a line, unless you already gave it a section.
- **Paste your scope** takes the scope paragraph from your proposal or contract.
- **Upload your scope** reads it from a PDF of up to 250 MB.

Each line comes back with the spec section that specifies it. **Change the section** picks another one, and a line with none yet offers **Find its section**. **Match** under the list looks for a section for every line still without one.

## Say who furnishes it

**What we owe** beside each line says who furnishes it: **We furnish it**, **We furnish part of it**, **Our sub furnishes it**, **We integrate to it, others furnish it**, **We coordinate only**, or **Not our scope**. Only what you furnish, in whole or in part, makes the section yours and asks for submittals. The rest records who furnishes it, and **Not our scope** lines fold away at the bottom.

If you do submit for your subcontractor, set the line to **We furnish it**.

## What it feeds

A line's section is claimed for you on [Specifications](/help/upload-specifications) once the section's text has been read, and the submittals that cover it are listed under the line. Removing a line takes it off the page; the trash button asks first.

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Submittal Kit · Specifications & Scope · Updated 2026-11-01
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