Reads the schedule like an architect does.
Schedules are where compliance errors concentrate: dense tables, maintained under deadline, every cell a requirement someone has to remember. Nudgy extracts them from each revision and checks every element against the spec.
- Schedule types
- 18
- CSI divisions
- 15
- Coverage
- Every row, every column
- Raster sets
- Flagged on intake
Why schedules first
Door schedules, window schedules, finish schedules — these tables carry most of a project's element-level compliance decisions, and they change with every revision. Because they are structured, they can be audited exhaustively: every row, every column, every applicable requirement. That is the standard we hold the audit to — exhaustive, not approximate.
Extraction from real drawings
Modern drawing sets are vector PDFs exported from Revit or AutoCAD, and their text is directly extractable. Nudgy pulls the schedule with its column structure intact — door number, size, rating, hardware set, frame type — so the audit compares values, not blurry approximations of them.
The audit
A report built to be worked
An audit doesn't end at a list of findings. Watch the report worked the way a reviewer uses it — filter, verify against the clause, triage, ask.
01
The report
Every audit lands as a working report: conflicts and warnings counted, change-order risk and delay estimated, an AI overview of what matters first.
02
Filter and sort
One run can cover many schedule types. Filter to a division, then sort by severity so the criticals surface first — punch-list order.
03
Schedule beside spec
Click into a schedule type and the submitted table sits beside the exact spec sections the audit consulted. Claim and evidence, one screen.
04
“View spec”
Every finding cites its clause. View spec opens the real section text with the cited clause highlighted — never a paraphrase of it.
05
“Ignore”, on the record
Accepted a deviation? Ignore the finding: the row dims, the totals update, and the call is saved with the run — reviewable any time.
06
“Ask” the audit
Ask opens a chat that already holds the whole run and the spec behind it. Follow-ups come back cited, scoped to the finding you asked from.
Honest intake
Scanned sets are flagged, never fudged
Raster drawings — scans, photographed sheets — cannot be read with the same fidelity as vector PDFs. When one arrives, Nudgy flags it on intake rather than silently degrading the audit. You always know which standard of extraction a result rests on. An audit tool that quietly guesses is worse than no audit tool at all.
Signal, not noise
One consolidated finding per element
A door that violates three requirements produces one finding that lists all three — not three findings competing for attention. Reviewers get a clean punch list ordered by severity, the way they would write one themselves.
