For Control System Integrators
Built for the person who owns the whole package.
At an integrator, the person who designed the panel is usually the person who owes the paperwork: the spec open on one monitor, the BOM in a spreadsheet, a folder of manufacturer PDFs, and a reviewing engineer waiting. Submittal Kit is built for exactly that desk. Not construction management for general contractors. The integrator's document work, done properly.
01 The jobs it assumes
Municipal, industrial, and OEM work: pump stations, packaging lines, process skids, packaged equipment. Projects with a site-and-panel structure, spec books that number their sections three different ways, and document work that spans years. The register mirrors how you deliver: sites, panels, and the equipment inside them.
02 One register, every deliverable
- Import the BOM per panel; parts match your shared library
- Compile the submittal package with per-item catalog highlighting
- Build the O&M manual from the same list, per-panel chapters and station BOM tables included
- Read the spec book once: each section's demands become the log, and every datasheet is checked against its section before it ships
- Send the package to the reviewing engineer by emailed link, opens and downloads tracked
- Keep as-built redlines, RFIs, and the punch list on the same project
- Issue everything through one log whose revisions are permanent
03 Who is behind it
Submittal Kit is built by an integrator project manager who assembled these packages by hand for years, and it is in use on real projects today. Support is answered by a person who knows what a transmittal is, not a ticket queue. Nothing leaves without your stamp: automation proposes, you accept.
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