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Every document under version control.
Contracts, specs and drawings tracked revision by revision, with the clause-level differences shown and every acknowledgement on the record.
Head Contract — GC21 · Exchange
The revision performs itself as a redline
Comparing rev C → rev D…Rev C → rev D · 3 clauses changedClause-level differences between revisions
Acknowledgements routed and recorded
A defensible audit trail if a claim arises
What it does
Nobody builds to a superseded set
General conditions — Rev C → Rev D
Cl 14.2 · Liquidated damages
(a) If WUC does not reach practical completion by the Date for Practical Completion, the Principal may recover liquidated damages.
(b) Liquidated damages shall apply at the rate of $4,500 per day for each day after the Date for Practical Completion.
(c) Liquidated damages are a genuine pre-estimate of the Principal's loss.
1 clause changed · shifted your entitlement
flagged before it hides in page 74
See exactly what changed
When rev D lands, Exchange shows the clauses that moved against rev C, so the change that shifts your entitlement never hides in page 74.
Acknowledgements on the record
The new revision routes to the people who need to see it, and their acknowledgement is recorded. Who knew what, and when, stops being an argument.
Every answer and every draft, built on the right documents.
3 surfaces reading rev D · nothing on rev C
Current set, everywhere
Ask, Routines and Voice all read the revision Exchange says is current, so every answer and every draft is built on the right documents.
How it works
Revisions land
From your connected sources or dropped in directly. Superseded sets are marked, never lost.
Differences surface
The changed clauses are flagged with the old and new wording side by side.
The record keeps itself
Distribution, acknowledgement and history, on file for the day you need it.
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