RFIs, submittals, shop drawings, risks: one consistent grid, importable from what you already have — and quietly feeding your entitlement record.
The same grid, filters, column manager and export everywhere. Import an existing export and the columns map themselves, or link the register to the Excel file it is kept in and it follows each new revision; the approval clock shows who is holding what, oldest first.


Set the contractual review allowances once. From then on every item is measured against them, live: held-vs-allowed clocks, excess days aggregated, notice windows tracked, and a Word evidence pack on demand.
Each row carries its own clock: the teal share is the contractual allowance, the red is the overrun. This is contemporaneous evidence kept by software instead of memory.

Every register capability, and the claims engine underneath.
"The field" is the usual toolchain — the per-user construction cloud and the separate applications around it. Good tools; the difference here is one integrated record, on your own server.