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Permit Coordinator.

Keep permit research, submissions, reviews, and follow-ups moving—without building another back-office department.

For contractors operating across multiple cities and jurisdictions.

Permit command centerLive

Active project

Sunset Medical Office

Miami-Dade County · Commercial remodel

2 need attention
Permit progress3 of 5 complete

Review comments received

Assign owners and build a resubmittal checklist.

Needs review

Plans approved

Stamped plans saved to the project record.

Today

Final inspection pending

Waiting on one close-out document.

Friday

Next best action

Request engineer response by 2:00 PM

An operations desk, not a black box

Capacity that scales. Control that stays human.

Pine compresses coordination work without replacing licensed judgment or your team’s authority.

  1. 01

    See what changed

    Bring portal status, review comments, expiring items, and missing documents into one project view.

  2. 02

    Know who owns it

    Turn comments and dependencies into evidence-linked work for the right engineer, PM, vendor, or reviewer.

  3. 03

    Move with approval

    Review recipients, attachments, commitments, and submissions before any external action.

The bottleneck is rarely one form. It is the chain around it: a status change, a missing artifact, an engineer who needs a nudge, and a deadline nobody can see.
Stanley Wei

Stanley Wei

CEO, Pine

Built from real operations

Permit operations are an exception-management problem.

Across 132 Build Pro sessions, the recurring work was permit-health monitoring, review-comment resubmittals, inspection and certificate close-out, and cross-party follow-up.

That is why Pine starts with visibility, ownership, evidence, and approval—not an unchecked promise to automate every portal.

Ready for the next project

Scale permit capacity. Not payroll.

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Pine coordinates permit operations. Your team retains control over submissions, payments, professional judgment, signatures, and approvals.