The register starts buried in the specifications.
Before product data can be reviewed, the team has to identify each instruction, category, source page, and governing quote.
Mobus builds an editable, cited register from specification sources, checks the current package against each requirement, and keeps the reviewer in control of the final response.
Product data + shop drawings · BrightLine Power · Rev 1
Seismic anchorage certification. Model and effective finding: Not found. No submitted evidence found.
Before product data can be reviewed, the team has to identify each instruction, category, source page, and governing quote.
The submission, RFIs, and reviewer comments rarely line up row-for-row with the requirements they are meant to answer.
Without versioned findings, it is difficult to see what was corrected, what remains open, and which decision belongs to which revision.
The governing source used to build the cited requirement register.
A directly relevant clarification can refine the requirement context without replacing the specification.
The current labeled package or resubmission reviewed against every active requirement.
The register is created and checked before the submission is evaluated, so every finding has a named requirement and an openable source.
Anchor the review to a project, specification section, package type, owner, and need-by date.
Extract requirements from the specification, then let a reviewer clean up or add cited rows before review.
Upload the labeled submittal and any directly relevant RFI response, then validate the packet.
Place the governing quote beside submitted evidence and preserve supported, partial, non-compliant, and not-found states.
Keep the response draft editable and unlock the register CSV and review PDF only after coverage and citations reconcile.
Mobus preserves four explicit states—fully compliant, partially compliant, non-compliant, and not found—then lets the reviewer inspect and correct the effective finding without overwriting the initial model result.
Product data + shop drawings · BrightLine Power · Rev 1
Seismic anchorage certification. Model and effective finding: Not found. No submitted evidence found.
“Submit seismic anchorage certification signed by the manufacturer for installed switchgear assemblies.”Division_26_Specifications.pdf
The gap remains explicit for reviewer disposition.
No anchorage certificate or shake-table reference was found in the current revision.
The reviewer sees the cited specification instruction beside the exact submitted quote instead of a blended summary.
Mobus preserves the initial classification while the reviewer controls the final status, rationale, and action needed.
New, still-open, partially corrected, and corrected outcomes remain attached to the reviewed package version.
Historical review runs remain tied to their uploaded revision. The current register and report become exportable only after finding counts and citation coverage reconcile.
A later upload does not rewrite the review that came before it.
The reviewer can refine the recommendation, rationale, and transmittal text.
Partial or untraceable analysis does not silently become a deliverable.
Both outputs stay keyed to the latest reconciled review run.
Supports native-text English PDFs for the specification, RFI, and submittal roles. Scanned files that require OCR are outside the current workflow.
Mobus prepares evidence-linked decision support. A qualified project reviewer owns the effective finding and final approval.