Made for General Contractors
Build the Project Documentation Kit
Also useful for: Project Managers, people in Skilled Trades
150 min
Advanced
Business & Entrepreneurship
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Turn scattered project records into a controlled kit with clear templates, naming rules, routing steps, deadlines, and ownership.
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Use this when
Your project records are spread across email, texts, apps, paper forms, and shared drives, or the team handles logs, RFIs, changes, inspections, and closeout differently.
You'll need
- Project profile
- Project phase
- Contract requirements
- Project parties and routes
- Current system
- Risk triggers
- File control rules
- Closeout requirements
You'll get
- Every required document type mapped to a contract, project, or operating need
- Every template assigned an owner, timing rule, route, and storage location
- Every known notice trigger paired with a deadline, recipient, delivery method, and source citation
- Daily records, photos, RFIs, submittals, changes, delays, inspections, payments, and closeout files connected through shared IDs
- Unsupported requirements placed on a confirmation list
- The full kit tested against a real project event
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Every required document type mapped to a contract, project, or operating need
- Every template assigned an owner, timing rule, route, and storage location
- Every known notice trigger paired with a deadline, recipient, delivery method, and source citation
- Daily records, photos, RFIs, submittals, changes, delays, inspections, payments, and closeout files connected through shared IDs
- Unsupported requirements placed on a confirmation list
- The full kit tested against a real project event
Sample
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Sample input
I'm running an occupied school renovation in active construction. Logs, RFIs, and submittals are in Procore, but notices are sent by email and supporting photos are inconsistent. The contract appears to require seven-day notice for time or cost impacts. My biggest risks are concealed conditions, late design responses, phased turnover, and incomplete closeout documents.
Sample assembled prompt
PROJECT DOCUMENTATION KIT MANIFEST 1. Requirements matrix - Notice trigger: Discovery... Core ID structure - Daily log:... Linked event example - DL-20260914 records... - Photos PH-20260914-01 through 06 show... - RFI-027 requests direction by the... - PCO-014 tracks labor, material, and... - DE-006 tracks access and schedule... - Notice N-009 cites the contract... 4. Immediate control decisions - Confirm... - Confirm whether email satisfies the... - Assign final photo review to... - Set a weekly audit for...