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Catch costly surprises before they reach the jobsite.

We build AI tools that read your drawings, quotes, schedules and site photos, and show what doesn’t line up.

Construction workers on a building site

01Check the bidBefore you price

Find what the bid missed.

A door left off a sub’s quote is a door you pay for later.

Example workflowLevel 2 fit-out bidIllustration, not a client project

You can use this.

  1. Switch the count

Door sub’s quote, line 1Interior doors D1 to D10, supply and installQty 10

  1. Situation

    You’re pricing the Level 2 doors.

  2. Finding for review

    D11 and D12 may be missing from the quote. It could be deliberate. Your estimator decides.

  3. Next step for your team

    Confirm the count with the sub.

Know what to check before you commit to a price.

02Understand the changeWhen the client changes it

See what a change affects.

Two extra rooms also land in the quote, the board order and the electrician’s week.

Example workflowClient asks for two more roomsIllustration, not a client project

You can use this.

  1. Switch the plan
  1. Situation

    The quote and the orders are already placed.

  2. Finding for review

    Three open questions for the change review. Nothing is approved.

  3. Next step for your team

    Send the client a change proposal.

Agree to the change knowing what it touches.

03Check what’s builtWhile it goes up

Compare the plan with the site.

We match your photos and scans to the model while the walls are still open.

Example workflowLevel 2 corridor, door C-14Illustration, not a client project

Click the finding.

  1. Check the install schedule
  1. Situation

    The 14 May capture shows the same opening.

  2. Finding for review

    No door visible in this capture. That doesn’t mean it’s missing.

  3. Next step for your team

    Ask the site team to check C-14.

Give the site team a specific place to look.

04Find a way forwardWhen a delivery slips

Test the next move before moving the crew.

The flooring’s late. The work that doesn’t need it can move up.

Example workflowFlooring delivery is lateIllustration, not a client project

You can use this.

  1. Switch the sequence
  • Flooring deliveryLateLate
  • Floor layingStill after deliveryStill after delivery
  • Ceiling fixturesMoved upMoved up
  • Wall paintingMoved upMoved up
  • Final cleanStill lastStill last

Finished walls may need protecting. Assumes the rooms, materials and crew are free.

  1. Situation

    The finishes were queued behind it.

  2. Result for review

    A different order of work to review. It rests on assumptions the planner hasn’t checked.

  3. Next step for your team

    The planner checks it before anything is rescheduled.

Weigh the tradeoffs before you change the plan.

How we start

Start with one project and one problem.

  1. 01Pick one problem

    One bid, change, site check or schedule.

  2. 02Gather what it uses

    The drawings, quotes, orders or captures.

  3. 03Run it alongside

    Beside how you work today. Your team decides.

Which problem is costing your team time or money?

Bring us the one that keeps coming back.

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