Project delivery, automated.

No. We build on top of what you already run: Procore, Buildertrend, Autodesk Build, Sage, QuickBooks, and others. The automations slot in as a layer above your existing stack. Nothing gets ripped out mid-project, and your PMs keep working the way they already do.

Nothing leaves your office to an owner, architect, or sub without a human review unless you specifically authorize it. Every workflow includes an approval gate: AI drafts the RFI, change order, or daily log, a person reviews it, then it goes out. You stay in control at every step.

We sign NDAs before work begins. Before any automation is built, we walk you through exactly what data it touches, where it flows, and which third-party services are involved — you sign off on all of it before anything goes live. Every data touchpoint is documented so you and your team can review it at any time.

The first workflow typically goes live within two to three weeks of the discovery call. We pilot it on a single active job and run in parallel with your current process first, so there's no risk to a project in flight.

They shouldn't have to. The best field-facing automations work through what crews already use — a text message, a photo, an email. If a workflow requires the field to learn a new app, we've usually designed it wrong. The heavy lifting happens in the office.

The opposite. Our best results come from contractors in the 5–75 person range where the owner or a couple of PMs are still doing work that should be automated. Large GCs have IT departments and enterprise contracts. Mid-size shops are where the efficiency gap is biggest.

Yes. The workflows shift — bid coverage and submittals matter less, while scheduling, crew dispatch, T&M tickets, and progress billing matter more — but the approach is the same. We start with an audit of how your work actually flows.

Claude Code. We build custom automations as real code rather than assembling them in a drag-and-drop tool, which means they handle logic and edge cases a no-code builder can't, they version properly, and you own the source. If your team already runs n8n, Zapier, or Make and wants everything to live there, we'll build it there instead — we just don't default to it.

Everything we build is documented and handed off to you. There's no lock-in. We build your automations as code using Claude Code, so what you get is a working system plus the source, the documentation, and a walkthrough — your team or another vendor can run and extend it without us. If you already run a platform like n8n or Zapier and want the work built there instead, we'll do that.