Volve now lets you ask across the workspaces in a project: tender against revision, contract against bid, one scope against another, with every answer sourced and verified.

A tender is rarely one set of documents. It is a first issue and the revision that replaced it. A target price and the one that came after. A bid and the contract that followed. The questions that matter most sit between those sets, and answering them has meant two chats open side by side and a spreadsheet to reconcile them.

Volve now lets you chat across the workspaces in a project, not only inside one.

What it does

Open the project and ask a question that spans its workspaces. Volve reads across the sets, answers once, and cites each source in the workspace it came from.

  • What changed between rounds
    Target price one against target price two in a collaborative project: what moved, where, and what the documents say about why. Or a complete tender set against the previous version: what the revision touched, at requirement level, not just which files are new.

  • What the contract says that the tender did not
    The signed contract against the tender baseline: which positions changed between submission and signature, which assumptions were answered, and which are still open going into delivery.

  • What two scopes share, and where they differ
    Technical scope for two parallel stations on the same metro line: what is common, what differs, and what one has that the other lacks.

Same as always. Every answer comes with the source behind it, and every answer is verified before it is returned.

Herman B. Smith

CEO & Co-Founder

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