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What the permit asks of the building, early.

You do not need to read the code. You need to know what the permit will ask of the building, and how early you find out. Code Matrix works that out from the building's facts, DocHub holds the municipality's documents, and Codiag, coming soon, will review the set before it goes in.

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The cost curve

What a month of permit delay costs

Carrying and opportunity cost per residential unit on a high-density project. This is what a compliance issue found late actually buys you.

$3,300
1 month
$10,000
3 months
$20,000
6 months

Cost per residential unit, by length of delay

Source: Altus Group, per-unit carrying and opportunity cost of delay on high-density residential projects. Directional market-scale estimates for the Canadian market, not BlinKode outcomes: we do not guarantee approval or timelines.

The schedule

How permit risk shows up on your project

Rarely as a code problem. Almost always as a date that moved.

The first signal is a resubmission
Permit issues tend to become visible only when the package comes back. By then the fix is a redesign, a re-coordination, and another cycle in the queue.
Late compliance changes are the expensive kind
The same requirement costs one conversation in schematic design and a change order after mobilisation. The cost curve is set by when it is found, not by what it is.
Design and delivery see different pictures
The design team knows where the open code questions are. The delivery side finds out when a date slips. Nobody is hiding anything. The information just does not travel.

Outcomes

What you get

Here now, each with its source.

Code Matrix: the requirements that follow from a building's facts, each with its source
DocHub: the municipality's permit documents, organised and searchable
Each project on its own edition, with its requirements, documents and drawings kept together

The fit

What BlinKode brings to your project

Here now: the requirements and the documents. Coming soon: review of the work against the code.

Code MatrixHere now
The requirements, from the building's facts

The requirements that follow from a building's facts, its occupancy, storeys, area and use, worked out from what you enter once, each with its source.

CodiagFlowComing soon
On a sheet while the team designs

Codiag will name each requirement not met on the sheet while the team designs, weeks before it could appear on your schedule.

CodiagProComing soon
The whole package before it goes in

The drawings and documents of the package read against the code, each requirement not met with its source, in a report that goes with the submission.

BlinKode does not guarantee compliance or a permit, and it does not change the municipality's timelines or decisions.

The handoff

Why a requirement found early costs less

Codiag, coming soon, will work from the same project CodeEase keeps, so a requirement not met does not become a meeting.

1
Found early
Codiag names it during design, not at plan review.
2
Cleared in place
CodeEase shows the team what applies here, with its source.
3
Confirmed
The sheet is read again before the set goes out.

CodeEase advises, here now. Codiag reviews and reports, coming soon. The decision stays yours.

Talk about your next permit set

Tell us where your last project lost time at permit. If BlinKode would not have caught it, we would rather know that than sell you something.

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