AI plan review workflows
Start with the question your team needs to answer
Choose a review scope around your next project decision. Connect the relevant drawings and references, review what Groundbook found, and bring the evidence to the people responsible for the design.
Floor plan review
Check the layout against the rest of the set. Groundbook reviews floor plans alongside schedules, details, specifications, and consultant drawings to flag potential conflicts with evidence your team can verify.
Explore this review 02Blueprint review
Reading one blueprint is a skill. Reading a set is a different job: the answer to almost any question sits on another sheet, in a schedule, or in the specifications. Groundbook reads the whole set at once, cross-checks the parts that have to agree, and shows you the sheets behind every finding.
Explore this review 03Scanned drawing review
Archive scans, redlined sheets, and hand-drawn plans rarely have a usable text layer. Groundbook reads every sheet as an image, so scanned and hand-drawn sets get the same coordination, consistency, and code-reference checks as a native PDF, with findings your team can verify.
Explore this review 04Pre-bid document review
A bid depends on a shared understanding of the work. Review the issued drawings, specifications, and addenda for conflicting requirements and missing information before those questions turn into pricing assumptions.
Explore this review 05Pre-permit review
Review the drawings, specifications, and supporting references together before a permit submission. Give your team a focused list of potential issues to resolve while the package is still in your hands.
Explore this review 06Building code review
Find potential mismatches between the design documents and the code references included in your review. See the affected drawing and supporting requirements together, then verify the application with the responsible reviewer.
Explore this review 07Cross-discipline coordination
Review the places where one consultant’s design depends on another’s. Groundbook helps identify conflicting levels, missing openings, inconsistent equipment information, and references that do not carry across the set.
Explore this review 08Constructability review
Look for document gaps that could become a procurement question, a coordination hold, or an RFI. Groundbook helps your preconstruction team find conflicting requirements and missing interfaces while there is still time to ask the designers.
Explore this review 09Drawings vs. specifications
A plan, an equipment schedule, and a specification can describe the same component differently. Review them together to identify potential inconsistencies in materials, performance, quantities, and operating requirements.
Explore this review 010Drawing vs. drawing consistency
Review a single discipline’s plans, sections, schedules, details, and general notes together. Groundbook helps identify tags, ratings, dimensions, and references that are stated differently from one sheet to the next.
Explore this review 011Checklist review
Bring the checklist your firm, owner, lender, or jurisdiction already uses. Groundbook applies each item to the drawings, specifications, and references, then shows where the set answers it, where it does not, and where the answer is unclear.
Explore this review 012Drawings vs. reports
Geotechnical reports, structural calculations, energy compliance forms, acoustic and code analyses, and surveys state criteria the drawings are supposed to follow. Groundbook helps identify where a stated criterion does not appear in, or disagrees with, the sheets that depend on it.
Explore this review 13Drawing version comparison
Available in beta upon request. Understand the differences between drawing issues, then review the schedules, details, and discipline interfaces that depend on the changed requirements.
Explore version comparisonSee the output
A finding should lead somewhere useful
Explore selected findings from two published project reviews. Each example explains the document question, the sources behind it, and what a reviewer should verify.
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What is AI plan review?
Learn how AI plan review works, what a useful finding includes, where human judgment matters, and how to evaluate it on your own construction documents.
ExplorePrepare a set the reviewer can follow
Prepare a coherent drawing package for AI review: current revisions, readable PDFs, complete references, file roles, and clear project-specific instructions.
ExploreHow accurate is AI plan review?
Evaluate AI plan review with a practical pilot: verified findings, missed issues, source accuracy, duplicate rate, and the time reviewers spend making decisions.
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