A Document Crunch Live Demo -- You Already Agreed To That. But Where?

You Already Agreed To That. But Where? “It's in the contract.” Maybe… Or it's in the specs. Or an addendum somewhere. Or a drawing note that contradicts everything else. You agreed to it. Somewhere. And good luck finding it before Thursday's OAC. On September 30, Matt Coakley from Document Crunch, a Trimble Company, is opening up their platform live and letting me poke at it. Not a slide deck. Not a polished marketing video. Real project documents, real outcomes, and me asking the questions we all want answered. Most people still think Document Crunch is “just a contract review tool.” But it stopped being one a while ago. It reads the whole job. Including specs, drawings, geotech reports, addenda, and obviously contracts. Then cross-references them against each other. Your risk does not live in one document. It lives in the contradictions and gaps between them. What we are getting into: Asking one question across every document on the job and getting an answer with a citation Catching conflicts between the project documents before somebody builds it wrong What happens to flow-downs when you are sitting three tiers deep Where this actually beats dumping a PDF into ChatGPT The Procore integration Bring your questions. The Document Crunch team will be in the chat the whole time, and we will pull the good ones up on screen. RTFC is still the right advice. It is just that "the C" is 2,000 pages across six documents now.