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Read the project manual
Upload the specifications. SpecProven splits them by CSI section, keeps the page text, and marks any page it could not read.
For general-contractor quality teams
The inspection plan, tied to the proof.
Quality managers still build inspection and test plans by reading the spec into a spreadsheet, then rebuild the file at turnover. SpecProven writes the plan from the documents and keeps every report on the line it proves.
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Reports
2
Passed
0
Failed
1
In progress
Find Reports
4 inspections found
- Pass
Compressive strength
Northline Testing · Level 2 podium slab, Grid C4 · 05/16/2026
- Fail
Grout compressive strength
Northline Testing · Level 2 CMU wall, grid W-12 · 04/30/2026
- Pass
Grout compressive strength
Northline Testing · Level 2 CMU wall, grid W-12 · 05/20/2026
- Pending
Flood test
Harbor Envelope QA · Roof terrace · 04/26/2026
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Draft the inspection plan
Each field test becomes a line with its standard, frequency, acceptance criteria, and the paragraph it came from.
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File the proof as it arrives
Inspection reports are parsed and suggested against the line they prove. A failure stays in the record when the retest passes.
Built for the people who own the quality file
Project engineers, quality managers, and superintendents on hospitals, data centers, and industrial plants, where the spec is thick and the closeout package is how you get paid.
- Hold, witness, and review points sit on the line.
- A note appears when a section is silent on a usual IBC Chapter 17 special inspection.
- Excel, branded PDF, and Procore / Autodesk import files are the handoff. Those platforms stay the system of record for the rest of the job.
SECTION 03 30 00 — CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE
3.6 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL
Compressive strength: ASTM C39/C39M
Cast one set of cylinders for each 50 cubic yards
Strength shall equal or exceed f'c at 28 days.