Our product, Super Construct, provides a comprehensive system for tracking the progress and status of submittals in the construction industry. Here are the different statuses that a submittal can have:

1. Draft:

• When creating a new submittal, it starts in the draft status.
• The submittal is not yet submitted or published, allowing the creator to work on it and make necessary changes.

2. Assigned:

• After publishing the submittal, it transitions to the assigned status.
• The submittal is now assigned to the relevant person or team responsible for reviewing and taking necessary actions.

3. Re-assigned:

• If the assigned submittal needs to be transferred to another individual or team, it can be re-assigned.
• The re-assigned status indicates that the submittal has been assigned to a new recipient.

4. In-Progress:

• Once the assigned person or team starts working on the submittal, it moves to the in-progress status.
• This status signifies that the submittal is actively being reviewed, processed, or worked upon.

5. Approval Pending:

• For submittals with the purpose of seeking approval, the status becomes approval pending.
• The submittal is awaiting approval from the designated approver before it can proceed to the next stage.

6. Approved:

• If the designated approver approves the submittal, it is marked as approved.
• This status confirms that the submittal has received the necessary approval and can progress accordingly.

7. Rejected:

• In case the designated approver rejects the submittal, it changes to the rejected status.
• This status indicates that the submittal did not meet the required criteria or specifications and needs to be revised.

8. Edited:

• If any authorized user makes changes to the submittal after it has been assigned or while it is in progress, the status is updated to edited.
• This status reflects that modifications have been made to the submittal.

9. Closed:

• When the creator of the submittal is satisfied with the response or believes that the submittal can be closed for other reasons, they can mark it as closed.
• The closed status indicates that the submittal has been addressed, resolved, or completed.

Monitoring the status of submittals using Super Construct allows you to have a clear overview of the progress and ensures effective communication and timely resolution of submittal-related matters within your construction projects.