Your business is jurisdictional expertise, and it doesn't scale — every new city is weeks of code reading before you can bill an hour. Bucky gives you every jurisdiction, current, in one place, so you can take work anywhere.
01 — BUCKY ADVANTAGES
02 — DELIVERABLES
03 — OBJECTIONS
Jurisdictional knowledge is my product — you're commoditizing me.
Bucky cites local sources and turns analysis into a deliverable you can defend. It does not replace your jurisdictional knowledge.
Your code data won't be current, and I'd have to check it anyway.
Bucky updates local data every day. Every answer is cited to a local source.
I bill hourly — efficiency costs me money.
The value is margin recovery and more pursuit capacity — more time for judgment, design, and client service, not less billing.
How do we actually use this?
The same project carries the site from screening through feasibility, entitlement, and team formation. Start with one address. Add people only when that stage needs them — a viewer for a client, a stakeholder for a planner, a partner when you hire. Bucky is the pre-development record, not the construction job site.
Who gets added to a project?
You first. Add a colleague only if they will work in Bucky. Invite a client as a viewer, or send a share link. Track a planner or lender as a stakeholder without giving them a seat. Do not add the whole office on day one.
What's the best way to roll this out?
One champion, one live project, then one invite. Week two is when you decide whether anyone else needs a seat.