Agents for construction help businesses keep projects moving from bid through build.
Attach the latest job scope to each draft construction quote.
Keep the latest client scope beside draft quotes, so your approver can review both documents together before approval.
Return project purchase requests that lack a reason or supplier.
Your requesters see the fixes their purchase requests need before managers spend time reviewing them.
Show budget gaps on materials requests before spending approval.
See how pending purchase requests fit your remaining budget before approval, with any shortfall written on the request.
Draft project proposals with agreed work, schedule, and price.
Get a proposal draft tailored to your prospect and based on your business proposal template. Review the terms before sharing it.
Draft project proposals with approved costs and open scope questions.
Get a business proposal draft in your company’s format, with costs and open questions ready for your review.
Turn finished builds and verified client results into post drafts.
Get a social media post for your business from completed customer work, grounded in verified results and ready for review.
Draft site incident reports that separate crew accounts from findings.
Get an employee incident report that keeps conflicting accounts clear. Your personnel reviewer gets a provisional draft to examine.
Keep signed supplier agreements in each supplier's folder.
Find signed supplier agreements and their certificates together in the supplier folders your team uses.
Log field crew purchases with linked receipts for finance review.
Your expense tracker has receipt-linked entries ready for finance review, while staff get clear requests to fix incomplete forms.
Nudge overdue approvals for jobsite materials purchases.
Your approvers get a focused reminder on the open task, so you spend less time chasing overdue purchase decisions.
Assign follow-ups for late internal signatures on materials supply agreements.
Late internal signatures become follow-up tasks for your procurement owners, so supplier-signed agreements keep moving.
Answer project inquiries and flag questions about bids for the owner.
Your prospects get a useful first reply when your guidance covers their question, and you can spot threads that need your answer.