Ball-in-court RFIs, submittal logs, daily logs, punch lists, change orders, payment applications — the Procore feature set, retuned for production timelines. Corporate teams want proposals they can review and sign. Executives want KBYG. Vendors need COIs managed. Compliance wants an audit log. We do all four, tuned for corporate cadence.
RFIs with ball-in-court — Question, recipient, due date, official answer. Open RFIs surface on every project dashboard. On corporate events jobs, this shows up as conferences, agms, summits, internal events.
Submittal log — Per-spec submittals with revision history, reviewer routing, and approved-as-noted resolution. On corporate events jobs, this shows up as conferences, agms, summits, internal events.
Daily logs — Weather, manpower, equipment on site, work performed, photos. Auto-populates from time entries. On corporate events jobs, this shows up as conferences, agms, summits, internal events.
Punch list — Item, location, trade, photo, due date — closeout view with show-ready gate. On corporate events jobs, this shows up as conferences, agms, summits, internal events.
ATLVS Technologies for Corporate Events — conferences, shareholder meetings, executive summits, internal kickoffs. Client-facing proposals, vendor COI tracking, stakeholder portals, and executive-grade guest experiences.
The same primitives that ship in our RFIs · Submittals · Punch module — applied to corporate events workflows.
Question, recipient, due date, official answer. Open RFIs surface on every project dashboard.
Per-spec submittals with revision history, reviewer routing, and approved-as-noted resolution.
Weather, manpower, equipment on site, work performed, photos. Auto-populates from time entries.
Item, location, trade, photo, due date — closeout view with show-ready gate.
Quantified, priced, approved before the work happens. Writes to the budget on accept.
Schedule-of-values draws against contract value with retainage. PDF exports for AIA-style billing.
Sign up free for small teams. Per-org pricing the rest of the way up.
One database. Every module reads from the same record.
Free, forever, for small teams. Per-org pricing the rest of the way up.