Check Every Change Order Against Scope

No. It flags whether the requested work overlaps scope already in the contract, and by how much. Your team still makes the approval and pricing decision; Mirage removes the manual cross-check that comes before it.

Work that matches an item, quantity, or clause already present in the original scope of work or contract. Every match is shown with the specific clause it overlaps, not just a yes/no flag.

Yes. Mirage separates a change order into what's already covered and what's genuinely new, rather than treating it as one all-or-nothing comparison, so your team prices only the actual delta.

Yes. Scanned change order forms, emailed requests, and native documents are all read the same way, adapting to different formats without requiring a specific template.

Yes. Every flag references the exact clause or line item in the original scope and contract, so anyone reviewing the change order can check the comparison itself in seconds.

No. It sits alongside the process your team already runs. Mirage prepares the scope comparison; your team still negotiates, prices, and approves every change order.

4 to 6 weeks to a production deployment, following the same audit-then-pilot approach as our other construction agents: indexing your contract and scope documents first, then a parallel pilot on real change orders from one active project.

Pricing starts with a fixed-price pilot run on real change orders from one active project, so you see the comparison before committing to anything larger. After that, it moves to an annual subscription priced by volume, quoted in your first conversation with us.