Hubity per landscape architecture firms
Parks, streetscapes, and campuses, answered from your own past work.
Municipal parks, streetscapes, and campus RFQs ask for relevant projects, the team, and how you work. Hubity reads your past proposals, project sheets, and resumes, finds the work that fits the solicitation, and cites the source. Time, fees, and staffing sit in the same workspace.
How landscape architecture firms use Hubity
Concrete ways landscape architecture firms teams put Hubity to work, from the first upload to everyday decisions.
Match the RFQ to the parks and plazas you have built
Fit check reads a parks department or campus solicitation against your prior work, showcase projects, licensed landscape architects, and capacity, then recommends pursue or pass with its reasons and the similar pursuits behind it.
Vedi la funzionalitàProject descriptions and resumes in one search
Ask for past green infrastructure or playground projects and the assistant answers from your proposals and project sheets, with a citation to each. Key people are found by their published resumes, then added to a proposal built from reusable sections.
Vedi la funzionalitàTime and fees through construction observation
Log time against activities for site analysis, design phases, planting plans, and construction observation. Invoice drafts pull approved time, billable expenses, and percent complete on fixed-fee contracts for a principal to review.
Vedi la funzionalitàA plant palette and details library the studio trusts
Upload approved species lists, standard details, irrigation notes, and lessons from past installations. The assistant answers "which street trees have we specified for narrow tree lawns?" with a citation to the document it used.
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Common questions
Asked by landscape architecture firms considering Hubity.
- No. Hubity has no general ledger, payroll, or accounts payable. It runs alongside your accounting system and keeps the pursuits, projects, time, invoice drafts, and knowledge connected. If your firm uses QuickBooks, Hubity can connect to it on plans that include the QuickBooks connection and read the books for reporting; it never writes back.
- No. Planting plans, grading, and irrigation design stay in your CAD and BIM tools. Hubity can answer questions from the plant lists, specifications, and reports you upload, and cite them.
- Yes. Your Business Development profile records subcontractor and teaming relationships alongside your service lines, and Fit check reads it on every solicitation, so a pursue or pass recommendation reflects the team you would actually propose.
- It depends on what you bring. The pursuit work starts once your past proposals and project sheets are uploaded. Pricing history and staffing answers improve as time and invoices are recorded in Hubity.
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