Every unit turn becomes a durable, timestamped record — the artifact your GC, your client, and your warranty team point to for the life of the building.
When a door completes, ProPunch mints one hosted page and a matching PDF for it — automatically. No one assembles it, no one formats it. It is created the moment the work is signed off.
It is the durable proof that claimed work became proven work: a single, permanent place where the walkthrough, the verdicts, the photos, and the signature all live together — bound to one unit, dated, and never rewritten.
The whole job, start to finish — the walkthrough, the fixes on video, the client signature, and the record it mints.
Deterministic and evidence-bound. Every verdict traces back to a clip in the walkthrough — nothing on the record is asserted, all of it is shown.
The full recorded pass through the unit, indexed so every item on the checklist maps to the moment it was verified.
A pass or fail for every line of the turnover checklist — the complete, itemized outcome of the walkthrough.
Each failed item carries the photos that documented it and the photos that proved it was corrected.
The sign-off that closed the door, captured on the record with the name and the moment it was given.
When each verdict was recorded, when fixes landed, and the order it all happened in — the timeline of the turn.
Who did the work and which trade it belonged to, attached to the item it accounts for.
A door is rarely done the first time. Re-walks, repair verification, and warranty re-checks all append to the same record — never a new one, never a fresh charge. The door has one record for the life of the building, and it simply grows.
It follows from how ProPunch is priced: by the door, never by the seat. Because you paid for the door, the re-checks are never metered and the record is never re-billed.
When a callback lands months later, the record shows exactly what was verified, when, and by whom — the difference between a defense and a guess. Owners will start requiring it.
Turnover verification, per door, already assembled. The general contractor forwards a link instead of chasing photos and re-typing punch lists.
The job wraps, the crews move on, the software subscription lapses — the record stays. Hosted and dated for the life of the building.