Meet Sourcery Flow

Sourcery streamlines the process, providing management tools for easy development of specs and administration of a project from start to finish. Having everything in one place saves time and allows for more creativity.

The version control and comparison feature is something I didn’t know I needed until I had it. It helps find, verify, and align specs faster. Our team is excited by how much time it saves.

I uploaded a spec sheet to Sourcery and within a day had product-specific answers. The response time and transparency were unlike anything I’ve seen. It saved back-and-forth and let us move forward.

Sourcery helped our team internally and improved how we communicate with manufacturers. It made our process more efficient and reduced friction—benefiting both specifiers and manufacturers.

I think that that ultimately Sourcery will make specification easier and faster. I think the key to  its success is a robust group of specification grade manufacturers who are willing to support new technology and  stick with an upstart  that disrupts the current status quo.

Sourcery allows us to speed up our work flow by grabbing from products and auto-populating specifications from libraries of available products. It is a good as it saves time as well as provides easier and more visual coordination with our design partners.

Sourcery helps us streamline our workflow by allowing us to build the project fixture schedule as we evaluate and select fixtures for the project. The new Revit export feature is a tremendous improvement for project documentation.

Sourcery simplifies our process instead of adding complexity. It saves hours by bringing clarity, accuracy, and accountability. Less time spent chasing info means more time focusing on design.

As an agent, I can't emphasize enough how much Sourcery has enhanced our specification process. Sourcery has become a part of our agency’s workflow.

As a specifier, there is no tool out there that makes me more efficient than Sourcery. No more paper catalogues, no more disjointed communication.  It all now lives inside Sourcery.