Siteaware's verification system flags "added scope"—elements that appear in the field but are not present in the verification plans—to help identify potential coordination issues before they lead to costly rework or material waste.
These discrepancies can arise from several common scenarios:
- Trades placing “spare” elements in the deck due to uncertainty or lack of coordination, which can unnecessarily increase material costs.
- Field teams working off outdated or mismatched plans compared to the verification set, leading to unintended installations.
- Missing verification plans: In some cases, Siteaware hasn’t been provided with a plan for certain elements, so those components are flagged as added scope.
By flagging these items, Siteaware helps ensure that everything installed is intentional, coordinated, and within scope—ultimately reducing waste, controlling material costs, and improving construction quality.