Project controls: RFIs, submittals, logs, punch
RFIs, submittals, daily logs, and punch live on the job with owners and due dates — ball-in-court shows who owes the next answer, and overdue pulses surface what stalled instead of leaving it buried in an inbox.
1. Log RFIs, submittals, and punch
Open Project controls on the job and log each item with an owner. Ball-in-court and overdue pulses keep accountability visible — who owes the next reply, and what is late. Print the owner log from the pane you are on.
Project controls →2. Pin issues on the drawings
Drop a pin on a registered sheet to open an RFI or punch item in place. The pin cites the current revision, so the question and the drawing stay attached.
Drawings tab →3. Keep the daily log flowing
Daily logs from the office and the field land on one living feed with sync badges. Print the daily report for the owner from Logs.
Daily logs →4. Bring outside parties in safely
When a consultant or trade needs to answer, send a signed token portal link. They reply without an account, and the reply lands on the same item — no forwarding chains.
Open Projects →Questions the guide does not answer? Email support@estilumina.com or browse the Help Center.