Ask a practical construction question across the project information available to you. Review the answer, follow its citations and inspect the source before acting.
Explore prepared examples with fictional projects in the demo. Start with your own records through plan selection and Microsoft sign-in.
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Start a project with one useful question
After company setup and plan selection, create or open a project you can access. Add a focused record, such as an inspection procedure, addendum or meeting note. Jovra shows which documents are Ready and which need attention. Choose a Ready-document question starter, edit it and send when you are ready.
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Ask the question in construction terms
Name the work, requirement or issue you are investigating. For example: “What inspection is required before concrete placement?” or “Which supplied record addresses this scope question?”
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Inspect the evidence and the gap
Open available source context and continue into the full source where supported. If the records do not establish an answer, keep that uncertainty visible and identify what additional information is needed.
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Inspect a concrete ticket beside its source
For a supported single-ticket layout, open Concrete Ticket Review from Project Evidence Lens. Check recorded load, mix, quantity and water fields beside the extracted source text, then verify the original ticket. This is individual-ticket inspection, not a delivery-total ledger or compliance determination.