Construction
AI agents for construction companies
The work is on site. The questions arrive by phone and email: gate times, missing submittals, bid addenda, and what happened on the shift. Coordinators rebuild that context by hand while the superintendent is already at the next task.
How the agents show up
- AI voice agents
Site and supplier calls
A voice agent handles delivery windows, gate access, and status questions, then escalates anything that changes the plan for the day.
- RFQ and document intake
Bid packages and addenda
Invitations, specs, and later addenda become a scope brief with dates and open questions, ready for the estimator to price.
- Field and shift voice reporting
Daily reports by phone
Superintendents call in progress, delays, deliveries, and safety items. The log is filed in the project record before they leave the site.
Questions we get
Do you replace the superintendent's judgment?
No. The agent writes down what they report and what the schedule shows. Decisions about means and methods, safety stops, and commercial concessions stay with your people.
Can this work across more than one job?
Yes. Each call and each bid is tied to a project. A supplier asking about the wrong site is a mismatch the agent flags, not a guess.
What about drawings?
Intake pulls sheet numbers, revisions, and the sections that mention your scope. Interpreting a detail is still an estimator's job.
Where do the daily reports go?
Into the folder, inbox, or project system your team already checks. We do not ask crews to adopt a separate app for the first version.