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BridgeDoc · Growth dashboard
MRR
$18.4k
▲ 6%
CAC
$840
▲ 22%
Watch this. CAC +22% vs MRR +6% — paid efficiency slipping. Last time (Mar) it ran 3 wks ahead of a churn spike.
Churn
3.1%
▲ 0.8
NRR
104%
▲ 2
Saved article — construction SaaS market

Public-works document control is fragmenting as state DOTs move to digital submittals. The TAM across the top 40 US metros is estimated at $2.1B annually, with the median agency still running approvals through email and spreadsheets despite compliance exposure on projects above $100M.

Incumbents bundle document control into heavyweight ERP suites, leaving a gap for focused tools that price per-project rather than per-seat.

Dynamicore — Q3 onboarding plan.doc
Dynamicore

Q3 onboarding rollout

Owner: Oswaldo · 6 seats · last edited 2 days ago

Goal: cut time-to-first-value from 9 days to under 3. Blocker last quarter was the manual data import Ceci and Ilse flagged.

Proposed: a guided import wizard + a Spanish-first walkthrough (the team operates es-MX).

Call · Maggie (BridgeDoc)
Maggie
You
LIVE — listening, pulling her history
She asked again about per-project vs per-seat pricing.
⚑ You promised her a per-project pricing sheet last call (Jun 9). Want it ready before you hang up?
Logged: demo commitment for Tuesday → added to BridgeDoc.
runway-model.numbers
MonthBurnCash endNote
Apr$22,400$181,200—
May$23,100$158,100—
Jun$23,800$148,100+$13.7k contractor counted twice
Jul$24,000$110,300—
getwoz — terminal
getwoz $ npm run build
vite v6 building for production…
✗ Error: Missing env STRIPE_PUBLIC_KEY at checkout.tsx:12
Build failed in 2.3s
getwoz $
IN 15 MIN · 2:00 PM
Call with Maggie
BridgeDoc · pricing follow-up
I noticed a pattern

That's twice today you copied a number off the dashboard into a client email. Make "pull the weekly KPI line for the active client" a one-tap action?

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