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Fixing Document Chaos — Bringing Version Control to Solar Construction

On most solar projects, documents move faster than construction.
New IFCs, revised layouts, updated permits, method statements, RFIs — every week brings a flood of updates.

Yet many EPC teams still receive documents through:

📧 Email
📁 Shared folders
📄 PDFs printed and pinned in site offices
🟡 Older revisions lurking in someone’s Downloads folder

It’s no surprise that construction sometimes proceeds on outdated drawings, resulting in rework, delays, and avoidable errors.

The Problem: No Single Source of Truth

When design documents aren’t centralized, teams run into:

  • Crews building from obsolete IFCs

  • OEs and EPCs using different versions of the same drawing

  • Permits and transmittals scattered across inboxes

  • No audit trail to track who approved what, and when

Solar construction moves fast — but document control often lags far behind.



How TaskMapper’s DMS Solves This

1. Structured Version Control for All IFCs & Design Docs

  • Every document enters through a controlled workflow.

  • New revisions supersede old ones automatically. 

  • Field teams only see the latest, most accurate version.

2. Permits, RFIs, Transmittals — All Tracked & Approved Digitally

  • Configurable workflows ensure approvals are logged, versioned, and time-stamped.

  • No construction begins without the right documents.

3. Documents Linked Directly to the Digital Twin

  • Tracker IFCs link to tracker rows.

  • Civil drawings link to civil features.

  • Safety docs link to site zones.

  • Context replaces confusion.

4. Field Crews Always Build from the Right Revision

The system eliminates the risk of working off the wrong drawings — one of the biggest sources of rework. We also have built-in integration with Sharepoint, ensuring external participants are also kept updated of version changes made on Taskmapper. 

Why This Matters

Document management isn’t admin work — it’s quality control.  By solving document chaos at the source, teams reduce rework, stay aligned, and build more efficiently.

Part 2 next week will dive into auto-generated ITPs/ITCs, QC records, and how the handover binder builds itself. 

If you want a construction site where document management is a breeze rather than a chore, this is how you get there - book a demo to find out more.

To know how SenseHawk's TaskMapper platform can deliver next-gen construction and operations monitoring and management to connect your teams, drive efficiency improvements, and optimize processes, drop an email to contact@sensehawk.com.

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To know how SenseHawk's TaskMapper platform can deliver next-gen construction and operations monitoring and management to connect your teams, drive efficiency improvements, and optimize processes, drop an email to contact@sensehawk.com.

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To know how SenseHawk's TaskMapper platform can deliver next-gen construction and operations monitoring and management to connect your teams, drive efficiency improvements, and optimize processes, drop an email to contact@sensehawk.com.

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We believe the SenseHawk digital workflow solution for our operating sites will result in substantial productivity gains for our O&M team. It is the type of innovation essential for scaling renewables.

Abhijit Sathe | Co-CEO

SB Energy

We believe the SenseHawk digital workflow solution for our operating sites will result in substantial productivity gains for our O&M team. It is the type of innovation essential for scaling renewables.

Abhijit Sathe | Co-CEO

SB Energy

We believe the SenseHawk digital workflow solution for our operating sites will result in substantial productivity gains for our O&M team. It is the type of innovation essential for scaling renewables.

Abhijit Sathe | Co-CEO

SB Energy

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