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From feasibility check to submittal-ready documentation, VERTIQ gives senior LEED consultants one workspace for credit logic, evidence, assignments, and reviewer-facing documentation.
Workboard review
Credit owners, evidence, comments, and blockers
Technical coverage
The public promise stays specific about scope and output shape rather than relying on broad automation language.
What the product replaces
VERTIQ is not a decorative project dashboard. It is a LEED execution layer that ties credit decisions to the evidence and source data a reviewer will inspect later.
Every category covered: IP, LT, SS, WE, EA, MR, EQ, IN, RP. Supported calculations preserve their inputs and distinguish verified, projected, and confirmation-required points. Source-dependent pathways stay unscored until their source is accepted.
Speed up the data extraction step. Drawings, schedules, and PDFs go through OCR and vision-based classification, surfacing fixture counts, equipment schedules, and bills of material as candidates for consultant review, not as final answers.
EnergyPlus IDF support, OpenStudio PRM baseline generation, daylight simulation, and CFD-based indoor analysis. Energy and environmental analysis no longer needs to be transcribed between separate tools and credit forms.
Supported site, climate, and materials providers retain source metadata with the values they supply. Missing provenance remains visible instead of being silently treated as verified input.
Consultant workflow
These are the states a LEED project actually moves through, not an abstract numbered process. Each one is a real handoff between people.
Defensible by construction
Certification documentation has to hold when a reviewer asks what supports a claim. VERTIQ keeps deterministic calculation, extracted data, source provenance, and consultant judgment separate wherever the workflow supports those contracts.
Supported credit rules run in deterministic calculation engines. Language models may extract or draft, but they do not independently award points.
Verified, projected, and confirmation-required points remain separate, while source-dependent pathways fail closed when accepted provenance is missing.
Missing, review-needed, and verified evidence states remain visible so a file upload is not mistaken for accepted support.
Analysis, evidence, score, permissions, and access are evaluated as separate readiness axes, so one green signal does not silently approve the others.
Built for senior review
VERTIQ is built by a LEED AP and Certified Commissioning Authority with 5+ years in commissioning. The product is shaped around traceability, owner accountability, and exportable reviewer evidence.
Rating-system coverage is stated by path, not hidden behind a broad "automated analysis" claim.
External data sources stay traceable through the product so reviewer questions can be answered.
Reports produce a Word draft for review, not a vague "submission-ready" claim.
Start with a free feasibility check. When your team is ready for a full certification workflow, contact us to discuss access.