SAMPLE DOCUMENT
Plan review
correction notice
Structural response
Provide the revised structural sheets with your response.
Illustrative excerpt. Not a jurisdiction rule or a customer record.
PERMIT INTELLIGENCE. WITH RECEIPTS.

A CLEARER WAY FORWARD
Bring applications, plans, correction notices, inspection reports, and approvals together in one place.
See what needs attention and the source behind it. Your team checks the evidence before accepting a finding.
Understand what to review or upload next, and keep decisions connected to the permit record.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Here is how a correction can connect to its source and a next step for your team to review.
SAMPLE DOCUMENT
Structural response
Provide the revised structural sheets with your response.
Illustrative excerpt. Not a jurisdiction rule or a customer record.
FINDING
The notice requests revised sheets. Check the response package for the requested revision.
AUTODESK INTEGRATION
Analyze supported documents. Send back reviewed Issues or findings reports where project permissions allow. Read-only projects keep their results in Permit Sheriff.
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OPERATIONS · ENTERPRISE
OPERATIONS
ENTERPRISE
COMMON QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY
No. Permit Sheriff organizes the permit record, identifies blockers and risks, and helps your team decide what to do next. Your team remains in control of the actual submission.
No. Permit decisions belong to the reviewing jurisdiction. Permit Sheriff helps reduce avoidable misses by keeping findings evidence-linked and reviewable.
Permit Sheriff does not manufacture jurisdiction rules. When jurisdiction-specific certainty is unavailable, the system is designed to preserve uncertainty instead of presenting guesses as requirements.
Yes. Autodesk-connected workflows can bring the live project record into Permit Sheriff while Autodesk remains the project system of record.
Permit Sheriff retains the evidence needed for the permit record according to your account and retention settings, with access controls and audit history around the workflow.
Yes. The Operations plan is a monthly subscription unless you choose an annual billing option.
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