In the intricate world of construction contracts, the ability to navigate and negotiate terms is a crucial skill for subcontractors. Redlining plays a pivotal role in shaping agreements to balance risk and preserve profitability. Here we delve into the best practices of negotiating and redlining in the construction industry. 

In this conversation, one of our contract experts at Document Crunch, Maegan Spivey, shares her insights regarding subcontracts and how to best navigate their intricacies, including bargaining and negotiation, project scope, favorable contract terms and risk mitigation.

The construction industry is known for its complex and lengthy contracts. However, emerging technologies, particularly AI-powered contract intelligence software, are revolutionizing the way contractors review, negotiate and comply with contracts, ultimately streamlining processes and minimizing risks.

The best use of AI is when software answers questions you didn’t ask, reading between the lines of your prompts. We’re building Document Crunch as a tailored intelligence engine around knowledge engineering, not just prompt engineering. Here’s how that looks in construction...

We’re pleased to announce Document Crunch has successfully completed its first SOC2 Type II audit. We all want to make sure Document Crunch is a company you can trust, our commitment to maintaining SOC2 Type II compliance is just one way we’re showing you that we are.

Last week, CEO Josh Levy traveled to the UAE with Vivin Hegde and Mauricio Weiss from Zacua Ventures and met up with locally-based Fethi Kildar from Fifth Wall—all part of Document Crunch’s investment team. What did he learn while he was there and what can we ALL learn about international building, risk management, contract compliance and how AI is changing the global construction industry?

We are highlighting stories from some of the amazing Crunchers that make Document Crunch successful. In today’s post, we speak with Maegan Spivey, Construction Contracts Specialist

The newest launch - Document Crunch Chat, the ability to ask questions and instantly receive answers through an intuitive and easy-to-use conversational AI interface.

We are highlighting stories from some of the amazing Crunchers that make Document Crunch successful. In today’s post, we speak with Liefen Su-Hovd, Quality & Support Operations Engineer

Here’s a primer for construction project managers on the 10 key components of a great construction contract and where their responsibilities reside within it.

Maegan Spivey and Drew Boyd give a presentation on no cost contract negotiation strategies to protect your time, budget and business.

We are highlighting stories from some of the amazing Crunchers that make Document Crunch successful. In today’s post, we speak with Shahid Jivani, Software Engineering Leader.

We are highlighting stories from some of the amazing Crunchers that make Document Crunch successful. In today’s post, we speak with Brianna Mcie, Business Development Representative 

We believe 2023 will be a tipping point for construction technology adoption thanks to AI, but are builders aware of how much AI they are already using?

We are highlighting stories from some of the amazing Crunchers that make Document Crunch successful. In today’s post, we speak with Whitney Pilla, Executive Assistant.

The value of construction disputes rose $12M in 2022 and insufficient contracts were the main culprit. Here’s how your contracts need to adapt.

We are highlighting stories from some of the amazing Crunchers that make Document Crunch successful. In today’s post, we speak with Ed Pottenger, Account Manager.

We asked the ChatGPT AI to draft a construction contract for a general contractor. Here’s what we found when analyzing the results.

We are highlighting stories from some of the amazing Crunchers that make Document Crunch successful. In today’s post, we speak with Lori Peters, VP of Marketing.

Learn how material price escalation clauses in your construction contracts can protect your profit and partnerships from rising building material prices.