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Projects
Each job has an address, type, permit, jurisdiction, dates, status, and assigned people.
Product
Verity is for the people running the job and the people who later need to see what was documented. It does not certify code compliance.
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Each job has an address, type, permit, jurisdiction, dates, status, and assigned people.
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Photos, notes, and reports can be stored on the job in the database. A file is a record. It is not an official result.
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Checklists are lists you keep on the job. Inspections on the schedule are the official appointments you are tracking. Neither one is an AHJ approval.
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Each project has a required update interval, a last update, and a score. Behind-on-updates is visible to the owner and in the owner console.
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An owner or lender can hold a pay application until a field update exists. The status is a record. Verity does not move funds.
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An owner can assign an approved independent consultant. The job is a readiness review, not an official inspection. Assignment is blocked where the consultant disclosed building-department employment.
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Issues track what was found, who owns it, how severe it is, and whether it is still open.
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Each job has Quality, Safety, and LOTO lists. A row has a status and can point at an evidence file. These are project records, not a certification.
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Closeout entries live on the job, with a status and a linked file. Homeowner sign-in is not open.
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Creates, updates, and deletes are appended with who did it and when. The application does not edit that history.
For platform billing admins
Consultant job invoices, payments, platform fees, processing fees, payouts, refunds, and the audit package live in one append-only ledger. Workspace subscriptions are not billed in the app.