Know which projects are yours in minutes, not days.
Capveon checks every public project against what you make or build, where you work and the size you take on, and tells you which are worth your time, with the reasons.
Formwork and scaffolding on the Folsom Dam auxiliary spillway, California. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District.
A hundred projects come in. A handful are worth it.
Telling them apart means opening each one, reading enough to know, and deciding from memory. A big project can be a small job for you. A small one can be exactly yours. The size on the listing does not say which.
How it runs
A person on your team approves before anything is written to a system you run.
- Gather
Every project in your area, from the public record and the services you already use, in one place.
- Check
Against what you make or build, where you work and the size you take on.
- Explain
Why each one is or is not for you, with the pages behind it.
- Rank
The ones worth your time first. Your team makes the call.
What goes in
- Projects from the public record
- Your lead services
- What you make or build
- Where you work
What comes out
- Which projects are yours, and why
- How much of each one is yours
- The reasons behind every pass
What it produces
Every field links to where it came from.
Lift station rehabilitation
In your area, this morning.
- Fit
- Yours. Bypass pumping and wet well coating, scope section 2.3
- Size
- $3.8M, in your usual range
- Watch
- Needs a state-certified coatings applicator
- Next
- Worth a look this week
Three other projects this morning were not, and each one says why.
Works with what you already run
- Dodge
- ConstructConnect
- Citylitics
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
Questions
- Does this replace our lead service?
- No. It reads what your lead service delivers alongside the public record, and does the reading after.
- Can we change what it looks for?
- Yes. What counts as yours is written out where you can see it and change it.
- Who makes the call?
- Your team. Capveon gives the reasons and the pages; you decide.
Bring the work you’re looking at.
Thirty minutes on your own projects. We go through what each one is, whether it’s yours, and what to do next.