Use cases

Recognizable work. A clearer starting point.

Explore the situations RiserScout helps your team review, with a worked example for each one.

01

A job you're tracking changed status.

A filing in one of your boroughs moves from submitted to approved during the week. It comes up in the brief with both dates and the record link, so you can read the approved scope the same morning and decide whether to call.

See the Canal Works example →
02

A new filing lists your trade.

A new alteration in Queens includes sprinkler work. The brief shows the scope and the filing date beside it. Whether the sprinkler package is spoken for is a call to the general contractor, and the brief tells you which call to make first.

See the Orchard example →
03

A filing with the contractor left blank.

The record lists your trade and no contractor. The brief keeps it apart from the matches and flags the blank field, so nobody on your team reads it as an open job. If a contractor is filed later, next week's brief shows the change.

See the Linden example →

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