Ask about the business. See the records behind the answer.
A tailored AI assistant for construction management. Ask questions in plain English, follow the evidence and prepare useful actions with human approval.
Start with the tools you already use.
The assistant reads authorised CRM, quoting, job and financial records through supported connections. It is not a model given unrestricted access to your accounts.
What we check before building
Approved data sources, permission-aware tools, agreed definitions, evaluation examples and clear action limits.
These are illustrative workflows, not a ready-made platform or live client results. We agree the supported connections, approval points and acceptance tests before implementation.
Find where your business
loses time and money.
Talk us through your tools and where work gets held up. A Systems Review helps identify the connections, workflows and priorities worth exploring.
Questions about delivery
Can I ask my own questions rather than use preloaded prompts?
Yes. Suggested questions help people start, while plain-English questions and follow-ups use the same permitted data and tools. Unsupported requests should be explained rather than guessed.
Will the assistant show where answers come from?
The design includes source records, reporting periods and missing-data warnings. Answers are tested against known examples before release.
Can it send messages or change financial records by itself?
Not by default. Sensitive actions are prepared for approval. Any wider automation requires explicit rules, access controls and testing.
Can it monitor problems without being asked?
Yes. Agreed checks can flag overdue invoices, budget variances, ageing quotes and missing records, with an owner and next action.
Does it need to train a new AI model on our business?
Usually not. A permission-aware assistant can retrieve current authorised records and use agreed tools. Model choice, data handling and retention are assessed during design.
Can we use voice as well as chat?
Voice can be assessed as an interface option. Transcription, privacy, usage costs and the same approval controls need to be agreed; a voice interface is not assumed from a chat demo.
Will it answer questions about another region?
Only if the user has permission. The same data-access restrictions apply to dashboards, exports and the assistant.
