For construction managers, coordinators, and project teams

Keep project files moving when Gmail is full of revised plans and approvals.

AttachDock helps construction teams review attachments from project threads, filter file types, reveal the source email, and Save to Drive without rebuilding the job folder by hand.

Project managers, coordinators, superintendents, subcontractor admins, and office teams

  • Revised plans and specs
  • Permits and inspection photos
  • Change orders and owner approvals
AttachDock Business view inside a fictional Gmail conversation with 15 selected files and controls to attach, email, export, or save them to Drive.
Real AttachDock view with fictional Gmail and Drive data. Business tools are shown. Free covers reviewing one open thread and saving one file to Drive; Pro adds saving several files in a thread and reviewing selected visible conversations. This capture demonstrates the shared AttachDock workflow, not customer-specific construction records.

When the job file needs to keep up with the job site

AttachDock helps project teams keep documents accessible without forcing everyone into another system for basic file collection.

  • Collect revised plans, permits, inspection photos, change orders, invoices, lien releases, and specs.
  • Confirm whether a file was sent by the owner, architect, subcontractor, inspector, or vendor.
  • Save copies into Drive folders by project, phase, vendor, or closeout package.
  1. 8 min

    Project-thread scan

    Gather plans, photos, PDFs, and spreadsheets from selected project conversations.

  2. 4 min

    Version and sender check

    Reveal source emails before filing a revised plan, signed change order, or inspection approval.

  3. 6 min

    Closeout bundle

    Save selected files, export a ZIP, or archive the supporting email record to Drive.

Submittals, change orders, photos, and invoices filed before the next site meeting

Evan manages projects across owners, architects, engineers, subcontractors, inspectors, vendors, and accounting. Gmail is where many project records begin.

The pain

Construction documents have version and accountability questions: which plan revision, who approved the change, when did the inspection report arrive, and what belongs in closeout?

What changes

The project folder catches up to the project conversation without forcing the team into another heavy system.

The AttachDock route

  1. Open the project thread for an RFI, change order, submittal, invoice, or inspection.
  2. Review drawings, PDFs, spreadsheets, site photos, and vendor docs together.
  3. Preview the file and confirm the revision before saving it.
  4. Reveal the source email for approvals, disputes, or meeting prep.
  5. Save copies to project folders or export a ZIP for owner, subcontractor, or closeout handoff.
  • Better version confidence for plans and change orders
  • Easier closeout package assembly
  • Source context for approvals and disputes

Project-document controls for plans, approvals, and closeout files.

Construction teams exchange revised plans, permits, lien releases, inspection photos, contracts, and invoices by email. AttachDock helps turn those Gmail conversations into cleaner Drive records.

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  • Your Gmail messages stay in Gmail. Saved files and archives go to Drive. AttachDock does not store Gmail attachment files on AttachDock servers in ordinary workflows
  • Source-message context for revised files, approvals, project milestones, and closeout packages

Drive becomes the job folder. Gmail stays the conversation.

For milestone or closeout records, queue a supported project-label archive to Drive with message pages and attachments.

Before a closeout package

Search the project name, select matching conversations, filter PDFs and images, save key files to the closeout folder, and archive the email trail when needed.

Start with one real thread, one Drive folder, and one file set you need today.

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