Prove every requirement. Without the paper chase.
SESA reads your contract and specs, builds the requirement set, and matches every requirement to the evidence your project has already produced, then flags what’s missing, superseded, or never accepted.
Built for the teams delivering [$X] billion in active work.
General contractors, program managers, and owner’s reps.
Most requirements tools are filing cabinets.
They give you somewhere to put requirements and someone to fill it. The reading, the searching, the cross-referencing, the chasing. That’s still a person, still billable, still months.
SESA does that work. You review it.
"Complete" is easy to claim.
Expensive to prove.
Thousands of
obligations
Spread across the agreement, Division 01, technical specs, addenda, and amendments. Nobody holds the full list.
Months of
manual search
Reading specs line by line and hunting documents that already exist. The bill arrives either as an invoice or as your own team's quarter.
A checkbox with
nothing behind it
Marked done. Then the owner asks for the record, and the search starts over.
The evidence almost always exists. Finding it and tying it to the requirement is the work.
Contract in. Compliance record out.
It builds the requirement set
SESA reads the contract, specifications, addenda, and amendments and extracts every obligation — numbered, classified by verification method, and linked to the exact clause it came from.
It finds the evidence
SESA connects to the systems your project already runs on and matches each requirement to the submittals, RFIs, ITPs, test reports, inspections, and correspondence that satisfy it.
It flags what's exposed
Missing evidence. Superseded documents. Items submitted but never accepted. Ranked by risk, surfaced while there's still time to close them.
Work no team could do by hand.
Every obligation in the contract. Not just the ones that made it into a spreadsheet.
Requirement sources
07- Owner agreement
- Division 01 and technical specifications
- Addenda and amendments
- ASIs and change orders
- Permit conditions and environmental commitments
- Design criteria and basis of design
- Regulatory and funding requirements (Buy America, DBE, prevailing wage, LEED)
Verification evidence
08- Submittals and approvals
- RFIs
- Shop drawings and as-builts
- ITPs, test reports, and NCRs
- Inspection records and daily reports
- Commissioning and functional performance tests
- O&M manuals, warranties, and training records
- Correspondence and meeting minutes
All of it resolves into one traceability matrix — requirement, verification method, evidence, status, source.
Your requirements live in SESA. Your evidence stays where it is.
SESA connects to the document and project systems you already run — Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Aconex, e-Builder, SharePoint, and [others] — and reads what your team produces every day. Nothing to migrate. Nothing to rip out. If your evidence lives somewhere else, we connect to that too.
- Procore
- Autodesk Construction Cloud
- Aconex
- e-Builder
- SharePoint
- others
- [REQ-0118]23 05 93 §3.4
Air balance within 10% of design
TAB report, final - [REQ-0231]03 30 00 §3.7
Compressive strength at 28 days
Cylinder break record - [REQ-0412]01 78 23 §1.5
O&M manuals, mechanical
Turnover volume 4
You approve. You don’t search.
Every match arrives with the requirement, the evidence, and the source side by side. Accept, reject, or reassign in one click. SESA never closes a requirement on its own — when it’s your signature on the certificate, it should be your judgment on the record. The judgment is yours. The labor isn’t.
Air balance within 10% of design.
Test and balance report, final.
Same work. A fraction of the hours.
Requirements verification is a labor problem before it’s anything else. Whether those hours are billed to you by a consultant or absorbed by your own project team, they’re the largest cost in proving compliance — and the first one SESA removes.
A turnover package, on demand.
Export a complete, cited compliance matrix the day the owner asks — or the day counsel does. Every requirement, its verification method, its evidence, and the clause it came from.
Built for the people who have to answer for it.
- General contractors
- Design-build and progressive design-build teams
- CMAR and P3 delivery
- Program and construction managers
- Owner’s representatives
- Engineering and A/E firms
Your contracts stay yours.
Send us one contract. We’ll send back the requirement set.
Your project, your documents, X hours. No slideware.