Scope gaps hide in the parts of a plan set nobody double-checks under deadline: a note referencing code-required fireproofing that's not on any drawing, a detail buried three sheets past where anyone expects it. Catching it before bid day is the only time it's cheap to catch.
“Waterproofing for a planter, wood ceiling in a small room, little area on the site with a wood deck, level returns on wood trusses, fireproofing assembly not shown on plans but code required.”
“You can read every note twice and still miss something.”
How it works
Paste plan notes or spec sections
Whatever you're already reviewing — no separate upload workflow.
Get flagged gaps and commonly missed items
Scope that's implied but not itemized, code requirements referenced but not drawn, surfaced against known miss patterns.
Bid with the gap priced in, or excluded on purpose
Either way it's a decision made before submission, not an unpleasant surprise after award.
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Scope Gap ScannerFree
Paste plan notes or spec sections. Flagged gaps, commonly missed items, and code requirements nobody called out.
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The tool catches it on one bid. The Estimate Review ($12,000 one-time) finds the pattern across your process.