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This is Kipso, software for the people paying for construction.

Each morning starts on Today: what's waiting on you,

what the agent already did, and the few heads-ups worth a look.

The example here is a school district's capital program.

Here's the core loop.

Dana, a project manager, left a voice note about corroded sprinkler mains.

Lincoln's project agent turned it into a draft change order:

$92,000, with the scope written,

the money source chosen and contingency checked.

Dana submits and signs it, and Kipso routes it by the owner's own approval

rules: here, the project manager,

then the director above twenty-five thousand.

Priya signs to approve, and it's added to the contract.

Before anyone signs a pay app, Kipso checks it against the contract,

approved change orders and site photos.

This one has two blocking problems,

like roofing billed $50,000 over its value.

They're corrected before anyone certifies.

At month end, the report for your board or owners builds itself from the same

records, with a plain-language summary the agent drafts for staff to review.

Around that loop are documents and drawings, field reports,

procurement, capital planning and handover, turned on as you need them.

Kipso. Set up in a day, and your team makes every call.