Answers from your project files, with the page or minute they came from.
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Your project files,
answered in the office.
Mazō is a workstation that reads your specifications, RFIs, site reports, and recorded site meetings, answers questions about them, and cites the section and page each answer came from.
Ask what RFI 014 is missing.
Mazō opens Section 01 25 00, page 18.
You copy a project’s specifications, RFIs, and site-meeting recordings onto the machine. Anyone at a seat asks a question in plain words, and Mazō answers with the specification section and page, the minute of the site meeting where it came up, and a draft RFI response you can edit.
Every project,
searchable in one place.
Mazō indexes every specification, RFI, and site report you give it. Ask in plain language and it returns the passage with the document, section, paragraph, and page.
- Specifications
“Which section sets the rules for a substitution request?”
PDF · DOCX - RFIs
“Has anyone already asked about the curtain wall anchors?”
PDF · DOCX - Submittals
“Was the revised door hardware submittal approved, and when?”
PDF - Site reports
“When was water first reported in the east stair?”
PDF · scan - Standards you hold
“What concrete cover does the standard require for footings?”
PDF - Meeting minutes
“What did we agree about the crane schedule in March?”
DOCX · PDF - Recorded site meetings
“Who raised the drainage slope, and what was decided?”
MP3 · MP4 - Scanned field notes
“What did the inspector note on the 12th?”
TIFF · JPEG

Drawings and specs are your client’s property.
One firm.
One machine.
What each 1 TB of the workstation’s storage holds, filled with one kind of file- Scanned pages
- About 2 million
- Hours of recorded site meetings
- About 1,000

The project,
at your desk.
A contractor builds from your answer.
Mazō answers with the specification, section, and page, or the second of the site meeting, so an RFI response points to the clause the contractor will work from.
How the air-gap works