Every drawing.
Three clicks.
Architectural submittals, RFIs, and revision sets — organized into a living archive your entire team can actually find.
// Interactive Explorer
Try it before you
commit to anything.
Every interaction below is real. Search, drag, compare — feel the product working before you ever sign up.
// Capabilities
Built for the way
architects actually work.
// Not a generic file storage.
// A platform that understands
// sheet sets, revisions, and submittals.
Living Archive
Vault keeps every sheet revision in a tamper-evident chain. Roll back to any state, compare across consultants, and produce a complete audit trail in seconds — not hours hunting through email chains.
Transmittal Logs
Every upload creates a dated, numbered transmittal record. No more spreadsheets.
RFI Threading
RFIs attach directly to the sheet they reference — open a drawing and see every open question.
Permit Resubmission Tracking
Track every AHJ comment, the sheet it affects, who's responding, and whether the revised drawing has been uploaded. Your permit coordinator sees the full picture at a glance.
Markup Merge
Structural, MEP, and civil consultant markups on the same sheet — merged into a single overlay.
// Results in the Wild
Firms that stopped
losing drawings.
“We used to spend 90 minutes before every site visit hunting down the current set. With Vault, our PM pulls the latest sheets in under two minutes. That's not an exaggeration.”
“When the contractor disputed a change order on the parking structure, I had the complete revision history — every stamp, every transmittal — in front of the owner within four minutes. The dispute was resolved the same day.”
Trusted by architecture practices across the US
// Voices from the Field
What architects say after six months.
“The permit tracking alone saved us a full week on our last AHJ resubmission.”
“I can finally hand a contractor a transmittal log that's actually complete. Every version, every stamp.”
“Cross-consultant markup merging is the feature I didn't know I needed until I used it.”
“Our principals now pull audit trails themselves. They don't need to ask anyone.”
“Onboarded our existing project in an afternoon. The import flow is genuinely thoughtful.”
“No more 'which version did we send the contractor?' That question is gone.”
“The permit tracking alone saved us a full week on our last AHJ resubmission.”
“I can finally hand a contractor a transmittal log that's actually complete. Every version, every stamp.”
“Cross-consultant markup merging is the feature I didn't know I needed until I used it.”
“Our principals now pull audit trails themselves. They don't need to ask anyone.”
“Onboarded our existing project in an afternoon. The import flow is genuinely thoughtful.”
“No more 'which version did we send the contractor?' That question is gone.”
“Our principals now pull audit trails themselves. They don't need to ask anyone.”
“Onboarded our existing project in an afternoon. The import flow is genuinely thoughtful.”
“No more 'which version did we send the contractor?' That question is gone.”
“The permit tracking alone saved us a full week on our last AHJ resubmission.”
“I can finally hand a contractor a transmittal log that's actually complete. Every version, every stamp.”
“Cross-consultant markup merging is the feature I didn't know I needed until I used it.”
“Our principals now pull audit trails themselves. They don't need to ask anyone.”
“Onboarded our existing project in an afternoon. The import flow is genuinely thoughtful.”
“No more 'which version did we send the contractor?' That question is gone.”
“The permit tracking alone saved us a full week on our last AHJ resubmission.”
“I can finally hand a contractor a transmittal log that's actually complete. Every version, every stamp.”
“Cross-consultant markup merging is the feature I didn't know I needed until I used it.”
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