Water treatment plant on the bay shore, Redwood City, California

Every spec read the way your best rep would. All of them.

Capveon reads every spec and addendum that reaches your team and tells each rep where you are named, where a competitor is, where nobody is yet, and which clause locks you out.

Water treatment plant on the bay shore, Redwood City, California. CC0, Alfred Twu.

Reps search the spec for your name. That misses the sections that matter most.

A spec arrives and a rep searches it for the product name. That finds the sections that name you and misses the ones that describe what you make and name nobody, the ones where a competitor was written in, and the addendum that quietly removed the or-equal.

How it runs

A person on your team approves before anything is written to a system you run.

  1. Collect

    Every spec book, addendum and design report that reaches you, from lead services, plan rooms, distributors and email.

  2. Read

    Sections and clauses, not keywords: named manufacturers, or-equal language, performance criteria, test methods.

  3. Classify

    Named. Competitor named. Unnamed but describes your product. Locked out by a clause, with the clause explained.

  4. Compare

    Each addendum against the version before it, so a removed or-equal is an alert rather than a surprise.

  5. Route

    To the territory rep in the CRM with the clause quoted and a note drafted. A person sends it.

What goes in

  • Your product catalog and performance data
  • Competitor list and part numbers
  • Lead service and plan room subscriptions
  • Territories and rep assignments

What comes out

  • Where you are named, by project and section
  • Where a competitor is named, and the clause
  • Unnamed sections that describe what you make
  • Lock-outs explained, with version comparisons

What it produces

Every field links to where it came from.

Section 33 05 23, Ductile Iron Pipe Lining

County transmission main, from your lead service.

Status
Competitor named, or-equal permitted
Your product
Meets six of six performance criteria in 2.02.B
Change
Addendum 2 tightened the test method; you still comply
Window
Substitution requests due in three weeks
Account
Same engineer on two open opportunities in the CRM

Routed to the territory rep with a drafted substitution request. Sent after approval.

Intake towers, Hoover Dam, Nevada
Intake towers, Hoover Dam, Nevada. CC0, Katie Montgomery.

Works with what you already run

  • Dodge
  • ConstructConnect
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Dynamics 365

Questions

How do you find our products in a spec that does not name us?
By reading the performance criteria against your catalog: materials, ratings, standards, test methods. Each match shows which criteria matched and which did not, so a rep can judge the fit in seconds.
Where do the specs come from?
Wherever they reach you today: your lead service, plan rooms, distributors, engineers, email. Capveon reads what you already receive. It does not replace the services that deliver them.
Can it draft the note to the engineer?
Yes, with the clause quoted and your compliant alternative described. Nothing is sent without a person approving it.
Oroville Dam spillway releasing water, February 2017, California

The first workflow takes an afternoon, not a quarter.

Tell us the systems you run and the process that wastes the most time. We connect to them read-only and build the first version with your team in an hour or two, without replacing anything.

Book My DemoThirty minutes. Nothing to install.

The first workflow takes an afternoon, not a quarter.

Pick a time. Tell us the systems you run and the process that wastes the most time.

Length
Thirty minutes.
After
A scoped first workflow, or a clear no if we are not a fit.

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