Choose the department or function your firm wants to start with, from pursuit through construction administration. Each service is a set of agents built on your standards and records and checked by a named engineer before anything goes out.
Custom agents built around your firm's standards, checklists and approval paths, for any group, one group first and then the wider firm.
Learn more →Go/no-go, win themes, teaming and interview rehearsal for selection committees, as prime or consultant.
Learn more →Basis of design narratives, calculation packages and phase submissions kept consistent across disciplines and offices.
Learn more →A qualifications library, award entries, CRM pipeline and sector plans across every office.
Learn more →RFIs, submittals, site observations, bulletins, commissioning support and closeout across active building projects.
Learn more →Project mail, RFIs and comments sorted across disciplines, with minutes, transmittals and one decision record per project.
Learn more →Progress reports, phase narratives, milestone status and open decisions for owners, architects and CMs.
Learn more →Fee budgets, utilization, invoicing, subconsultant billing, collections and forecasts across every project.
Learn more →Master specifications, code editions, local amendments and owner standards, kept current across every office.
Learn more →SOQ, RFQ and RFP responses, SF330 forms, scopes and fees built from the firm's own records.
Learn more →Discipline checklists, interdisciplinary checks and peer review preparation, applied the same way in every office.
Learn more →Milestones, staffing, fee against budget and scope change across the active projects of every office.
Learn more →You share standards and closed-out project records and name the departments where the work repeats across offices. We read them first, so each agent is shaped by how your discipline groups already work.
We connect the agent to your platforms after your IT and security reviewers approve, and test it on the firm's own project files. Your engineers mark up its drafts, and each correction goes back into the instructions.
A named reviewer checks every output. The work extends to more departments, discipline groups and offices as your leadership decides, and we stay reachable when a standard, a code edition or a jurisdiction changes.