The Problem
The schedule says you're on track. The field says otherwise.
RFIs aging in inboxes. Weather logs nobody synthesizes. The sub two weeks behind surfacing on the 30-day report instead of the daily standup.
By the time the delay shows up on paper, your options have already narrowed. The data was there. Girdergrove reads it in time to act.
See how early detection worksThe Solution
Girdergrove reads the project as it runs
Three systems working together so the slip surfaces before the cascade.
Schedule Parsing
Connects to your scheduling tool and reads current vs baseline daily. When a task drifts from plan, you know the day it happens, not the week it shows on the report.
Daily Log Intelligence
Ingests superintendent logs and flags weather mentions, labor shortages, and material delays. Everything your supers write down finally gets synthesized.
Owner Pulse
Auto-generates an exception report for the owner each Friday. No manual summary. They get the relevant flags, the status, and what you're doing about it.
How It Works
From schedule import to slip alert in three steps
Connect
Link Procore or upload your schedule CSV. Girdergrove reads the baseline and tracks it forward from day one.
Monitor
Girdergrove scans logs daily, flags drift, and surfaces stuck RFIs before they compound into weeks of lost schedule.
Report
Send owner-ready exception summaries with one click. Your owners hear the delay from you, not the deadline.
Early Access Feedback
From the field
"The RFI tracker alone was worth it. We had an electrical sub with 11 days sitting on a response and I didn't know until Girdergrove flagged it in the morning digest."
"Our owners used to get weekly calls where we'd explain why the last two weeks went sideways. Now the Friday report goes out automatically and they're reading it before I get to the office."
Integrations
Fits where your project lives
No new data entry. Reads the tools your subs already update.
Early Access
Get early access before your next project kicks off.
Pilot teams get full access at no cost while we build the product together.
Early access is free for pilot teams. No credit card.