Every mistake has your name on it. Twice.
You quote it, survey it, fabricate it and fit it, so any detail that slips through the chain is 100% your bill. DocChecker checks quote, survey and works order against building regs, your rules and each other, and flags only what needs a human look.
There's nobody else to send the bill to.
Every job runs through three documents, all yours: the salesperson's quote, the surveyor's survey, and the works order your factory cuts from. Every link needs checking, by eye, 15 to 30 minutes a document, every single job. And even after all that time, things still slip, because line-by-line checking is exactly the kind of work human attention struggles with.
When it slips, there's no supplier to argue with and no customer to share the cost. You're both sides of the deal. The remake comes out of your factory, on your materials and machine time, and the delay lands on your own fitting schedule and your end customer's doorstep.
The whole chain, checked, before the saw starts.
The quote goes in
DocChecker checks it against building regs, your own rules, and itself, the truth inside the document before anyone builds on it.
The survey comes back
Checked against the quote, so genuine on-site changes are seen and agreed, not discovered later. Regs and your rules applied again.
Production gets a clean works order
What goes to the factory is checked against the survey, where nothing should differ. Your team reviews only the flagged items.
Most of the checking happens automatically. Your people spend their attention on the handful of items that need judgement, instead of skim-reading everything and hoping.
It knows a window needs a trickle vent.
DocChecker isn't a generic document tool pointed at glazing paperwork. It comes preset with the checks we actually need: the window with no trickle vent, frame finishes that don't match across products, the cill that doesn't match the frame, the catches an experienced order processor makes on instinct.
Then you add your own rules, your standards, your tolerances, the things your firm never lets through, and every document on every job gets checked against all of it, every time, without anyone finding the time.
The catch we never miss: anthracite quoted, black on the order. Two finishes a tired eye reads as the same.
Price a slipped detail against a caught one.
Count the checking first: 15 to 30 minutes a document, three documents a job. Then count one remake, honestly: the materials, the machine time that displaced paying work, the refit visit. For the firm that carries all of it, catching one error on paper pays for a lot of checking.
Checked in minutes, not half an hour a document.
Your team reads the flagged items, not every line of every clean document.
Caught on paper, where errors are cheap.
Now run it with your real numbers.
One platform, not another app.
DocChecker is part of The Glazing Hub, the App Store for glazing. One subscription, every product included, unlimited users. You pay for what gets done, through credits. And the platform connects: surveys can flow straight into DocChecker from SurveyPal, with more connections arriving all the time.
The questions fabricator-installers ask.
Does DocChecker replace our checking staff?
No, it does the routine share of the checking automatically and points your team at the items that need a human decision. The judgement stays with your people; the drudgery doesn’t.
What documents does it check?
The whole chain: the quote (against building regs, your rules, and its own internal consistency), the survey (against the quote, regs and your rules), and the works order (against the survey).
Our paperwork comes from different software. Does that matter?
DocChecker works with the documents you already produce; it reads and checks them, and you don’t have to change how they’re made.
Can we set our own rules?
Yes. The glazing-sector checks are preset; your own standards, tolerances and never-let-through rules go on top, and every job is checked against all of it.
What does it cost?
DocChecker is included in The Glazing Hub subscription, as every Hub product is. Unlimited users, no per-user fees. You pay for actions through credits in your plan, with top-ups if you need more.
Watch it check real paperwork.
The fastest way to judge DocChecker is to see it with a real quote-survey-order set in a 20-minute demo and see what it flags.
20 minutes · real paperwork · no hard sell