Construction

Progress, pricing, and permits without another site visit.

Scans and video become progress reports. Estimates become repeatable. Permitting becomes a pipeline. Built by someone who has run a design-build firm and rolled out Procore.

Where it applies

The workflows, in your words.

Progress monitoring from scans and video

Room by room, trade by trade: percent complete, stage, blockers, punch list, code checks.

Cost estimation

Floor plans and photos in, a deterministic estimate out, exported to a shared document.

Permitting pipeline

Lookup, drafting, assembly, plan-check responses, and approval tracking, jurisdiction by jurisdiction.

Inspection scheduling calls

An agent makes the call, asks the questions, and records the answers.

Procore selection and rollout

Implemented for construction clients from selection through adoption.

Proof

What we have already built that maps onto it.

Systems we built, with where each ran and what it did.

Your workflowWhat we have already builtResult
Progress reportsScan and video analysis for each trade, for a multi-site education operatorReports without a site visit. Not in daily use today.
EstimatesDeterministic engine, 37 CSI divisions, 198 citiesSame inputs, same numbers
PermitsPermitting agentsWeeks to same-day. Not in daily use today.
Inspection callsOutbound voice agentDeployed, outbound only

How an engagement runs

Small first. Numbers before rollout.

  1. 01One active project, one workflow. Usually progress reporting or permitting.
  2. 0230 days beside your PMs.
  3. 03Hours returned and days saved, in writing.

Related work

The systems behind the table.

In productionA multi-site education operator

Outbound calls that schedule and capture answers

Deployed. Places outbound calls and records structured answers. Outbound only today; the same pattern covers appointment confirmations, no-show recovery, and status callbacks.

Read the case: Outbound calls that schedule and capture answers

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