Long-lead orders tied to the design
The order was placed months ago. The design has moved since, and nobody has checked the two against each other.
Long-lead equipment sets the energise date, and lead times run to months. Criad links each order to the elements it covers, the clause it was specified under and the revision it was placed against, so a design change that touches an order shows up when the change is proposed, not when the equipment arrives. When a substitute product is offered to beat a lead time, it is checked against the client standard before it is ordered.
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How it works
Ask. Inspect. Verify. Publish.
Ask
A plain-language question.
Inspect
The full blast radius, on the model.
Verify
Checked against the governing drawings and specs.
Publish
A dashboard, report or register, citations attached.
One job, start to finish.
Values come from a structured reference campus, not from a client project.
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Reference campus, electrical yard: 9 transformers on one order, placed against rev 1 of the yard layout.
- 02
Rev 2 changes the cable runs to two of them and moves two of the 4 switchboards, whose order is not yet released.
- 03
The report shows each order, the clause it was specified under and the elements it covers, on the model.
- 04
Caught before fabrication, it is still cheap.
Platform capabilities used
The same capabilities serve every segment. Each one links to its section.
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