For general contractors

Keep quality, inspections, issues and closeout moving together.

Deferred items find you at practical completion: the sign-off that got skipped, the sub's documents that never came, the photo nobody took. Veristep keeps the proof with the work while the work is happening, so the end of the job is not a hunt.

What you get

Three things that change on the first job.

1

Fewer surprises at completion

The register lists what every machine owes from day one, so a missing document surfaces in week two while the sub is still on site — not at closeout when it costs a crisis.

2

Subs who know what they owe

Admit a subcontractor for their scope and they see exactly which documents are outstanding and upload them once. The reminders are drafted for you.

3

An owner who sees progress instead of asking for it

The owner reads the live record in their portal: what's installed, inspected, passed, open. Fewer status meetings, fewer disputes, and a handover they have already been reading.

The rule, for you

A punch item is complete when its fix is recorded, not when a box is ticked.

Issues carry a severity, a responsible party, a due date and a days-open clock. Closing one takes the fix photo and a named verifier. Pin the problem on the drawing and it becomes a tracked deficiency from there.

  • Inspections and hold points that cannot be passed on somebody's word
  • Deficiencies, punch lists and NCR/CAPA with closure evidence, not a checkbox on trust
  • Signatures on the record, and a live window to the site for anyone who needs to see it
  • Works alongside the project platform you already run — Veristep is the quality record, not another scheduling tool
The walk before the owner's walk

Your super scans the panel on the mezzanine. Three open steps, one of them the electrical sub's torque reading. He calls the sub; the reading goes in from the sub's tablet, in range, with a name on it. The step closes. The package count ticks up by one.

When the owner walks the same floor on Thursday, the record already says what they are about to see.

See it on a real project

The tour's second screen is a case that cannot close — the thing that keeps a job honest.

Seven screens, live from a real job, no account.

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Veristep runs alongside Procore, Autodesk Build or whatever runs your job. It does not replace the schedule, the RFIs or the daily log; it keeps the proof.