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These are made-up examples: the names, addresses and dollar figures are invented, and each card says so. Pulse answers a question about a job from its records, and drafts a weekly client update for you to check and send. Nothing here sends on its own; you check it first.
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A short answer from Pulse, with the records it used listed underneath so you can go and check them. If there's no record for something, the answer leaves it out.
◇Sample“Where is the Example Road job up to, and is anything blocking us?”
The frame stage is complete and signed off, with lock-up tracking to 18 August [1]. One item is waiting on you: the kitchen variation of +$4,200 is drafted and sitting with the client for signature [2]. The open request for information on the balustrade detail was answered by the engineer on 2 July, so nothing there is blocking the next claim [3].
- [1]milestone · Frame complete · Frame stage signed off; lock-up due 18 Aug.
- [2]variation · VO-014 Kitchen · Draft variation +$4,200 awaiting client signature.
- [3]rfi · RFI-021 Balustrade · Answered by engineer 2 Jul; no longer open.
Every week, without the writing
Your weekly client update, drafted
The week’s progress written up as a first draft for your client. Edit it as you like. It only goes when you send it.
◇SampleWeekly update · Example Road · week ending 4 July
Hi Sarah,
A quick update on your build this week.
The frame is up and has passed its check, so we are on track for lock-up by 18 August. Windows are booked in for the week after next.
There is one thing for you: the kitchen change we discussed comes to an extra $4,200. I have sent it through for you to look over and sign when you are happy.
Everything else is running to plan. I will send the next update this time next week.
Thanks,
Dan
✓Nothing sends without you. Pulse answers point to the records they use.