A project manager I know can’t take a real vacation. Every time he tries, his phone buzzes with questions from the field — most of which he’s answered before, on other projects, for other teams. His expertise is the reason the jobs run smoothly. It’s also the reason he can’t step away.
RFIs are the clearest expression of this. Every clarification request represents something the documents didn’t communicate — and every response represents understanding earned at real cost in time and coordination. But the way the industry handles RFIs today, that understanding is single-use. Filed, closed, forgotten. The same question gets asked again on the next project.
I built Underframe to change that. Every answer your team gives should make the next project smarter — and the one after that.