Your engineers should be reviewing and sealing, not writing the first draft.

The problem

The report-writing tax lands hardest on the most expensive hour.

The work that gets done is the work that gets billed. Sealed documents are the work that gets done late, after hours, by the person whose hours are worth the most. Site Review Reports (also written FRR or Field Review Report) and sealed opinion letters: the document type changes; the late night doesn't.

Use cases

The sealed documents Fermito drafts.

One drafting loop, four document shapes engineers hand to contractors and owners every week. Each one drafted from the engineer's voice notes against the drawings on the visit, in the firm's house format, ready for review and seal.

The product

Sealed-Work Report Drafting, in four surfaces.

One loop, sized for the way an engineer already works: capture in the field, generate the draft, revise with your voice, export in your house format. Same four surfaces across Site Review Reports (also written FRR or Field Review Report) and sealed opinion letters.

Inside the product

Where the fact-check lens earns its keep.

Customers

Pricing

From the notebook

Practice notes, regulation, and the occasional argument with the industry.

Signed pieces on sealed engineering work, regulatory literacy, and what AI assistance does, and does not, change about the profession.