Run the whole project in one place⁠

useformis.com · 2026-10-04 · by Long Nguyen ·generic
Formis is construction project management software for running RFIs, submittals, transmittals, and approvals in one place. Configured to how you work, live in an afternoon, no consultants.

Run the whole project in one place⁠

Run the Project

Run the whole project in one place⁠

One place to run your RFIs, submittals, transmittals, and approvals. Configured to how you actually work, live in an afternoon, no consultants required.

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Set it up in an afternoon, not a fiscal quarter

14-day free trial. No setup call. No implementation fee.

Formis project dashboard

The problem

Right now the job lives in nine places at once⁠

The RFI is in your email. The submittal is in a drive somebody renamed. The latest set is on an iPad in a truck. When the GC asks where things stand, you spend twenty minutes finding out before you can answer.

Formis ends the scavenger hunt.

Email thread

Shared drive (renamed)

iPad in the truck

Text message

Voicemail

SubmittalLog\_v7\_FINAL.xlsx

Sticky note on the monitor

FORMIS

One place for all of it.

Four things that change how the job runs⁠

One record for the job

RFIs, submittals, transmittals, and change orders. Logged, numbered, versioned, searchable. You always have the receipt.

See the record →

Runs your way

Build the forms, set the routing, write the notifications to match how you run the work. Change it in an afternoon. No consulting firm.

How it configures →

Send to anyone, free

Transmit to an architect, owner's rep, or sub. They receive, download, and acknowledge with no account and no seat consumed.

Guest transmittals →

Formis AI

Catch the RFI the drawings already answered before it's filed. Reasons like a senior engineer, stays out of the EoR's lane.

See Formis AI →

Most tools make you run the project their way. Formis runs it yours⁠

Build your workflow by dragging steps onto a canvas: reviews, approvals, conditions, routing, and notifications. If you can picture how your process runs, you can build it, and anyone on your team can follow it.

This is the difference that matters. The big platforms force your whole team onto their way of working, so you burn weeks retraining staff and subcontractors on someone else's process. Formis bends to how you already run the job. You keep your process, and the time and money the retraining would have cost.

  • Drag and drop the steps. No code, no consultant, anyone can do it.
  • Decide who reviews, who approves, and what happens when it comes back.
  • Write the notification emails in your own words.
  • Change any of it in an afternoon when the job changes.

See how it works

Formis workflow designer

Step

Generic workflow

Drag a step onto the canvas. Done.

Built for the people who actually run the work⁠

Project ManagersRun the job, not your inbox.Get the whole submittal-to-approval loop out of Excel and email and into one place.Project Engineers & Doc ControlKeep a record that holds up.Numbered, versioned, acknowledged. The record that says who had what, and when.Directors of ProjectsEvery project, run the same way.Standardize how teams work without a six-month rollout or a consulting bill.

Where Formis fits

Too big, too rigid, or half a tool⁠

The enterprise platforms do everything, once you sign the contract and survive the rollout. The field apps are quick to start but stop at the plans. Most PMs are on neither.

Enterprise platforms

Powerful, and priced for it.

Procore, Unifier, Aconex. Everything you could want, after a big contract, a long implementation, and someone to run it.

Field apps

Quick, but half the job.

Great for plans and markup. The moment an RFI needs to route, approve, and become a record, you're back in your inbox.

Formis

The one that fits.

The whole submittal-to-approval loop, configured to your process, running this afternoon. Priced like a tool you put on the job.

The cost of the status quo

\~14 hrs

lost per person, every week, to chasing information and redoing work.

5.5 hrs

of that spent just looking for the right document or answer.

5-9%

of total project cost lost to rework, much of it avoidable.

Sources: PlanGrid / FMI, Construction Disconnected · Construction Industry Institute

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