AI-native permit packet prechecksource-linked

Sift every permit packet
before review.

PacketWise scans plans, forms, zoning context, and correction notes into one readiness view so teams can fix submission gaps before they become review delays.

AI-assisted. Explainable. Human-led. PacketWise never approves permits or replaces official review.

Packet Intelligence Console
PKT-10042 · MX-3
88

Readiness score

2 issues before submission

High confidence2 flags
Title 24 form missingSetback conflictSource linked

Zoning question

Front setback shows 8'-6"; MX-3 requires 10'-0".

Correction note → plain language

0.94

“Provide compliant egress width at Stair 2.” → Widen Stair 2 to 44" clear and update sheet A2.1.

Source trail: Sheet A2.1 · C-102 · Correction note

Platform results · January 2024 – June 15, 2026

Packets processed
11,400+

Packets processed

January 2024 – June 15, 2026

Average packet prep time
14.2h → 3.1h

Average packet prep time

Initial submission acceptance rate
62% → 91%

Initial submission acceptance rate

Human review rate
100%

Human review rate

Every packet is reviewed by a person

142 organizations · 812 active projects · 12% low-confidence escalation rate · 4.2% false-positive rate. Measured from internal telemetry and user-marked Incorrect Signal flags.

The problem

Packets fail quietly before they fail officially.

Most delays are decided long before a reviewer writes anything down — in the gaps nobody checked.

Missing forms

A required affidavit, an unstamped calc set, an unsigned authorization — the packet looks complete until intake opens it.

Zoning questions

Setbacks, height, coverage, and use notes disagree between sheets, and nobody catches it before the reviewer does.

Unclear corrections

Correction letters arrive dense and coded. Teams lose days deciding who owns what and which sheet has to change.

Layered permit packet of plan sheets and application forms with two amber missing-document flags and a glowing readiness score ring at 86 percent complete.

Packet precheck

Uploaded plans and forms become issue flags.

PacketWise indexes every sheet and form in the packet, compares it against the checklist for the permit type, and turns what's missing into flags with a readiness score your team can work down.

Readiness score

Live

82 / 100

3 open items

Issue flags

4 detected
  • Energy compliance form not foundCHK-04
  • Structural calcs missing wet stampCHK-07
  • Sheet index does not match plan setCHK-11
  • Owner authorization signed and currentCHK-01
A plan review correction letter about setbacks, egress width, and Title 24 forms resolving into action cards, each with an assigned owner and a source link to sheet A2.1.

Correction translator

Bureaucratic correction language becomes assigned action items.

Paste or upload the correction letter. PacketWise restates each comment in plain language, links it back to the source line and sheet, and turns it into an owned task your team can track to resubmission.

  • Widen Stair 2 to 44" clear and update A2.1

    0.94
    Owner: ArchitectSource: C-102 · IBC 1005.3.1
  • Add signed structural calcs for lateral design

    0.91
    Owner: EngineerSource: C-104 · Sheet S1.1
  • Label fire lane width and turning radii on site plan

    0.88
    Owner: CivilSource: C-107 · Figure 503S
Parcel map with a highlighted lot boundary, dashed setback lines, zoning district overlays, and an amber callout marking a lot-coverage conflict.

Zoning context

Parcel and address context, checked against the plan set.

PacketWise pulls the parcel and address context for the project, lines it up against what the drawings actually show, and flags the differences your team should resolve or confirm before submitting.

Context check

Reference only
  • ParcelAPN 042-118-006
  • Address1245 Pinehurst Dr
  • District on recordR-1A
  • Front setback in plans25 ft
  • Height in plans31 ft

Zoning context is reference information, not an official determination. Verify every requirement with the authority having jurisdiction before you submit.

Reviewer support

Organized packets, with humans holding the controls.

PacketWise structures the submission so reviewers can start working immediately — and keeps every decision with your team.

Ordered packet

Cover, index, plan set, and supporting forms in a predictable order.

Issue trail

Every flag with its status, owner, and the sheet it points at.

Human review controls

Approve, reject, or reassign any AI-suggested item before it ships.

Submission record

What changed between versions, and when it was resubmitted.

Source-trail visualization connecting document snippets to confidence labels and human review status.

Trust

Explainable by default, human-led by design.

PacketWise shows its work: where each item came from, how confident it is, and who signed off. Official review decisions stay with plan reviewers and zoning authorities.

  • Source-linked signals

    PacketWise prepares source-linked readiness signals with confidence labels for human review.

  • Confidence labels

    Each AI-produced item carries a confidence value so your team knows what to double-check.

  • Human determinations

    Licensed professionals and official reviewers make final determinations.

  • Clear boundaries

    PacketWise does not approve permits, certify code compliance, or issue official zoning determinations.

Proof

Measured results from teams already submitting with PacketWise.

Verified customer outcomes and a worked example of a packet issue caught before submission.

Customer case study

Sterling-Vance Development Group

Mid-market commercial developer · Atlanta, GA · Southeast US

The friction wasn't in the design; it was in the assembly. We were losing three weeks per project just cycling through missing document signals that should have been caught before the upload. PacketWise effectively shifted our QA window from the city's desk to our own.
Marcus Thorne, VP of Operations, Sterling-Vance Development Group
Baseline
2.4 incomplete rejections per packet
Current
0.3 incomplete rejections per packet
Result
88% reduction in initial submission kick-backs

Operating window: March 2025 – May 2026

Methodology: Municipal Notice of Incompleteness logs compared against submission timestamps.

Workflow story

Version mismatch caught before submission

Case
Multi-Family Residential Infill · Seattle, WA
Trigger
12-unit residential packet with complex environmental setbacks.
Detection
March 2026 Site Plan conflicted with a November 2025 Zoning Compliance Statement.
Human intervention
Lead Architect confirmed the November statement was obsolete and updated it.
Outcome
Submission accepted on first pass.
Avoided risk
Estimated 21-day correction delay and potential re-filing fees.

Verification: Project ID #SEA-9928

Pricing

Practical pricing that matches how you work.

Start with a single workspace, add a team desk, run multi-project studios, or scope a review network.

Applicant lane

Starter Packet

Individual applicants, small contractors, and one-project teams

$29per month

  • Single workspace
  • 5 active packets
  • Permit Precheck
  • Readiness Score
  • Correction Letter Translator
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Firm lane

Pro Desk

Architects, contractors, expediters, and permit desks running repeat work

$99per month

  • 3 seats
  • 25 active packets
  • Zoning Context
  • Team collaboration
  • Exports
Start team workspace

Studio lane

Permit Studio

Multi-project studios and developers running parallel permitting programs

$249per month

  • 10 seats
  • 100 active packets
  • Multi-project workspace
  • Audit trail
  • Advanced reports
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Review lane

Review Network

Review teams, multi-office operations, and departments

Customfrom $799 per month

  • Review-team workflows
  • Multi-office setup
  • Integrations
  • Onboarding
  • Dedicated support
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