For Homebuilders
Permits touch multiple parties. Draws depend on vendors. Buyers carry context from agent to inspector to closing. A flat file separates all of it - a graph keeps it connected.
Five families of data, all stitched together by who touched what, when, and at what stage of the project.
Buyers, agents, inspectors, jurisdiction officers
Addresses, lots, phases, floor plans
Applications, approvals, inspections, drops
Subs, suppliers, utility companies
Capital calls, disbursement schedules, invoices
Real queries a homebuilder runs every week - answered in seconds instead of hours.
“Who have we worked with in this permit jurisdiction before?”
“Show me every invoice from Acme Plumbing across every project.”
“What's the payment status on the Henderson draw?”
“Which contacts touched more than one project this year?”
“Pull every inspection note on the Oakhill phase from the last 90 days.”
“Which subs have open balances older than 45 days?”
Most homebuilders run on these four. Anything else plugs in through the ingest API.
Invoices, vendors, draws, payments
Buyer threads, inspector correspondence, sub negotiations
Schedules, tasks, change orders, punch lists
Buyer pipeline, agent relationships, lead history
A homebuilder's day moves across people who do not share a single system. The inspector lives in email. The subcontractor lives in QuickBooks. The buyer lives in the CRM. The permit lives in a jurisdiction portal. Flat records force you to remember who talked to whom, on which project, at what phase.
A graph does the remembering. Every permit edge points back to the jurisdiction, every draw edge points back to the vendor, every buyer thread points back to the property. Ask one question and the answer walks the connections for you.
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