Avoice for technical directors

Every set that leaves the office, checked

You can't personally review every drawing, spec, and submittal, but the quality is still on you. Avoice checks every set to your standards before it goes out, so nothing slips through while you're looking elsewhere.

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Office master

Your office master, under your control

Your master specification is years of decisions about systems, products and wording. Avoice makes it the starting point of every spec, so project teams draft from what you approved instead of copying the last job.

  • One master, every team. Approved clauses, section templates and prelims in one versioned library across the practice.
  • Enforced as they draft. House rules and preferred products are applied while the spec is written, not checked at the end.
  • Fix it once. Correct a master clause and every new spec follows the correction.
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Your standards, enforced on every project

You set the conventions. The question is whether they're actually followed on every job, by every team, under deadline. Avoice applies your technical standards consistently across the practice, so quality doesn't depend on who's on the project or how late it is.

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Own the office master

Set the practice's master clauses, prelims and house rules once. Every team drafts from them, without you chasing each one.

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Errors caught before they reach site

Clashes, missing clauses, schedule mismatches, and coordination gaps flagged automatically, while there's still time to fix them and before they become site problems.

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Standards compliance, every time

NBS, Uniclass, NATSPEC, CSI MasterFormat checked on every spec, so nothing goes out non-compliant regardless of who wrote it.

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Visibility across every project

See the technical health of every job in one place, so you know where the risk is before it surfaces, not after.

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Junior work, senior quality

Avoice raises the floor on every team member's output, so a Part 1 draft leaves the office at the standard you'd sign off on yourself.