RAN Intelligence · Tool 03 · Research Ledger

Know what controls the job.

Resolve the probable jurisdiction, organize authoritative sources and compare the written project requirements against the public baseline. Compliance Ledger shows what is confirmed, conditional, conflicting or still unresolved.

Project context

Start the dossier.

Enter the United States project address and upload available documents. Files are read in your browser; extracted text is used to build the comparison.

Street address *

City *

State *

ZIP code

Work type *

Roof system *

Building / occupancy *

Project ownership

Manufacturer

Work conditions

Existing roof or substrate will be disturbedTorching, welding, cutting or other hot work is anticipated

Project documents

Drop or select up to six documentsPDF, text, Markdown, CSV or HTML · 3 MB each

Probable geography comes from the Census Bureau. The responsible AHJ, adopted codes and document interpretation still require confirmation.

Your evidence path appears here.

Complete the project context to organize the probable jurisdiction, primary sources, written obligations and unresolved controls.

Project research dossier

Compliance ledger

Source-backed · Not an approval

Evidence boundaries

The ledger standard

Research before certainty.

A credible compliance tool should make uncertainty visible. It should never turn an address match or keyword finding into project approval.

Probable jurisdiction firstCensus geography narrows the research path; the responsible authority still confirms jurisdiction.

Project documents comparedSpecifications and contracts are scanned for obligations, gaps and competing system language.

Primary sources preservedEvery public requirement links to its original authority or approval directory.

No invented answerIf a code edition, assembly, warranty or obligation is unknown, the ledger says so.