Your projects are sending signals right now. RFI backlogs climbing. Change orders accelerating. Submittals stalling. Slipwatch reads those signals weekly and tells you which projects are drifting — before they become crises.
They drift. Slowly. Quietly. A few extra RFIs here. A change order there. A submittal that's 10 days late.
By the time it shows up on a schedule, you're already three months behind.
Every piece of this data already lives in Procore. Nobody is watching it trend.
This pattern appeared 6 weeks before the schedule slipped.
Slipwatch would have flagged it in Week 2.
Slipwatch reads your Procore data every week and converts it into a single drift score for each project.
Open RFI count trending week-over-week. A sudden acceleration is almost always a design coordination problem in disguise.
CO volume doubling or tripling in rate signals scope creep or subcontractor misalignment — before it hits your budget.
Submittals past due — especially on the critical path. An overloaded design review cycle shows up here first.
Sudden spikes in revision activity, especially across multiple disciplines in the same week, indicate design instability.
Engineering teams have had application health monitoring, error rate alerts, and DORA metrics for years. The moment a system starts degrading, they know. Construction has always generated the same kind of signal data — it's all sitting in Procore right now. Slipwatch is the first system that reads it continuously and surfaces it for leadership.
We're onboarding a small number of GCs to validate with real Procore data.
No commitment. No credit card. Just early visibility.