VERTIQ documentation for LEED project execution.
VERTIQ combines LEED analysis automation with a project execution workspace for credits, evidence, team collaboration, and reporting.
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Quick Start
Four steps from a blank dashboard to certification work moving forward.
Create a project
Start from Dashboard, enter project information, and choose the LEED rating system for the project.
Upload source documents
Upload drawings, schedules, calculations, and supporting files so VERTIQ can extract project data and classify evidence.
Run analysis
Run LEED analysis for all categories or selected credits. VERTIQ stores score results, evidence, and traceable analysis output.
Execute the work
Use Workboard to assign owners, resolve blockers, review evidence, and keep certification work moving.
Workspace map
Workspace Tabs
The workspace separates daily execution from LEED reference, evidence review, score outcome, reporting, and team access.
Overview
Project-level status, certification progress, and the fastest read on whether the project is moving toward the target outcome.
Project Info
Building location, rating system, project data, and inputs used by the analysis engine.
Workboard
Daily execution hub for assignments, due dates, blockers, inbox items, and activity. This is where project work gets unblocked.
Credits
Canonical LEED reference surface for requirements, analysis reasoning, risk context, and credit-native review.
Evidence
Credit-linked evidence library for upload, preview, download, verification, and Workboard follow-up.
Scorecard
Certification outcome view. Use it to inspect achieved points, possible points, and score quality.
Report
Submission and handoff surface for generating export-ready project documentation.
Team
Project access, roles, workload, and member-level assignment visibility.
Tour
Current Workspace Screens
A walkthrough of the surfaces a daily user opens during a LEED project.
Assignments, inbox items, blockers, evidence needs, and project activity in one execution surface.
LEED requirements and analysis stay in the credit-native reference view while collaboration links point back to Workboard.
Evidence is grouped by credit, supports preview/download, and preserves a path back to Workboard and the credit thread.
The scorecard focuses on certification outcome instead of day-to-day task execution.
Team shows access, roles, pending invitations, and workload without duplicating Workboard collaboration flows.
Workflow
Evidence Workflow
How files move from upload to verification while staying linked to the credits they support.
Evidence is attached to credits and remains accessible through the Evidence tab, Workboard, and credit detail links. Users can preview supported files, download source files, verify evidence, and return to the related credit thread.
Preview support currently covers browser-safe document types such as PDF, images, text, and JSON. Other source formats remain downloadable even when inline preview is unavailable.
Collaboration
Collaboration Model
One execution hub, focused tabs everywhere else.
Collaboration lives in Workboard. Other tabs show badges, counts, and deep links, but assignment, inbox, blocker, and activity flows are centered in one execution hub.
- Workboard tracks assignments, due dates, stages, and blockers.
- Credits remains the canonical LEED requirement and analysis view.
- Evidence stays focused on document review and verification.
- Team shows access, roles, workload, and pending invitations.
Coverage
Supported LEED Systems
LEED first and deepest, with execution-layer features that apply broadly to green building certification.
VERTIQ is deepest on LEED and is structured as a green building certification execution workspace. Current implementation covers LEED BD+C v5 as the primary system, with broader LEED system support continuing to expand across the analysis engine and workspace surfaces.
Support
Getting Help
For support, implementation questions, or bug reports, email us. Responses come from the team that builds VERTIQ.
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Create a project, upload documents, and use Workboard to move LEED execution forward.