SAMPLE REPORT
See how Redline turns document risk into clear action items.
A Redline report is built around the issue register: every finding is numbered, classified, assigned to a discipline, and written as an action item.
Every issue gets a unique tracking number.
Findings are ranked by severity and urgency.
Each item includes a recommended next step.
REPORT PREVIEW
The issue register is the center of the deliverable.
Redlines provide context, but the issue register is what makes the review trackable. Each item can be assigned, discussed, clarified, or converted into an RFI.
24″ supply duct conflicts W24×76 beam at Level 2. No clearance possible.
Sanitary line crosses beam elevation at restroom chase. Sleeve not coordinated.
Finish patching shown in notes but excluded from estimate scope.
Door tag shown on plan but missing from door schedule.
Specification note references alternate finish not shown in finish schedule.
MEP routing conflicts with required ceiling clearance at corridor transition.
WHAT THE REPORT INCLUDES
Each item is structured so your team can act on it.
The report format is designed to help project teams track each issue, understand its urgency, and decide the next action.
Issue ID
A unique number for tracking, discussion, and follow-up.
Severity
High, Medium, Low, or Informational depending on potential impact.
Discipline
Architectural, structural, MEP, civil, scope, estimate, or specification.
Next Action
A recommended clarification, RFI, coordination item, or correction path.
FULL SAMPLE PDF
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