The cable run is still a cable run.
The documentation is what kills you.
The AV install where the GC's schedule slipped two weeks and your crew sat idle billing nothing. The rack you couldn't find a wiring diagram for because the last integrator left a spreadsheet. Forge is the chest a low-voltage contractor would build if he had the time.
The drawers that matter most
when the truck door opens.
Boxed quotes per room, per rack, per drop. AVB, AVIXA assemblies. The bid you used to spend three hours building lives in twenty minutes.
When the GC slips, the crew flexes. When the GC slips again, the change-order writes itself. The two weeks idle becomes two weeks billed elsewhere.
AV scope creep is documented in writing, in the truck, before the GC walks it back. Treasury (coming soon) will pull the deltas from the original BOM.
Hyperion isn't built for AV yet. It will be. Founding Charter members get the first build.

“Full disclosure: CalLord is the founder's own AV and low-voltage company — he owns about half of it. It runs its real installs on Forge, which is exactly why the AV and documentation tools get hardened here first, against live jobs, before any outside operator relies on them.”
The honest answers,
without the sales gloss.
No. Forge's federation reads from D-Tools and writes to it. The decision to leave is yours, and most Founding Charter operators leave because Forge's estimating is faster than D-Tools' for the bids they actually win.
A fully loaded customer service rep runs about $5,500 a month. Forge Core and every product are custom quoted for the company and the work required.
Hire Sabina or run Forge tools. Every product is custom quoted for the responsibilities and services your company needs. Same as every trade: by application: a founding rate, set at the job-description call and locked for as long as you hold the seat, ten seats, seven open. The badge appears on the AV vertical page on Forge.
Ten seats. One list.
Seven open.
Founding Charter is the operator who builds with the new tools first. Tenseats across all trades — one list, not a reservation per trade. Locked when filled. The rate doesn't move — ever — while the public list rises around you.
The needs have been the same for 4,000 years.
Signal moved through the air for the first time 4,000 years ago. Forge is the chest for the operator running the cable today.