AI in construction

Site reports, payment applications and material requests in one panel

In construction, AI is most useful in the flow of information and paperwork between the site and the office. We build the setup that turns photos and notes from site into a daily report, the quantities sheet into payment application and quote drafts, and scattered material requests into an approval queue. Engineering decisions and signatures stay with you.

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This is an illustration, not a screenshot. It shows how the setup works in this sector; names and records are examples.
What happens today

Where the hours goin construction.

  1. 01

    Photos and notes from site get lost in WhatsApp groups, and the daily report is written by hand.

  2. 02

    Payment applications and quotes are built in spreadsheets, rebuilding the same tables every time.

  3. 03

    Material requests arrive by phone and message, and who approved what is never recorded.

  4. 04

    Finding one clause across specifications, contracts and variation letters takes hours.

Drawings, a hard hat and a tablet in a site office, with the building frame behind the window
How we solve it

The four-part AI setup we buildfor construction.

Daily site report

The site manager sends photos and a short note on WhatsApp; they are filed into the daily report by project and date. The office reads every site's day from the same panel.

Payment application and quote drafts

Drafts are prepared from your quantities and unit rate sheets. Checking and signing stay with you.

Material requests and approvals

Requests from site land in one list. The approver and the date are recorded, and a draft order for the supplier is prepared.

Search across project documents

Specifications, contracts and variation letters become searchable. Every answer shows which page of which document it came from.

Example setup

Not a client story; it shows how the setup works in this sector.

At a building contractor, the site manager sends a few photos and a two-line note on WhatsApp at the end of the day. The note goes into the project's daily report; if it includes a material request, it lands on the purchasing manager's approval list. The project manager in the office sees every site's day on one screen.

What we aim for

What we expect to changeonce it is running.

  • Aims to get information from site on record before it is lost.
  • Targets less time spent preparing payment applications and quotes.
  • Keeps a record of who approved which material request.

Teams we work with

Kerem Ali YorukogluKOY ZekeriyakoyNewsailMujgan SimsekDamla SubarMerjan GlobalKora PartnersZeren HukukTulpar KuryeBlazi
Frequently asked

ConstructionFrequently asked questions

The easiest place to start is repetitive paperwork: daily site reports, payment application and quote drafts, material requests and searching project documents. Structural calculations, engineering decisions and signatures always stay with the responsible person.

First we find where information gets lost between the site and the office. Discovery takes about a week, and the first step is usually bringing daily reports and material requests into one panel.

If your software offers an external connection, data is read from it and written back to it; if not, we work from exported files. Which software to connect is agreed during discovery.

Yes. Questions about units, prices and payment plans arrive on WhatsApp, Instagram and the website; each gets a first reply, passes to the sales team and is added to the client record.

Alparslan UnalMert Can Gundogdu
The founders take the call, not a sales team
Next step

We write the proposal after we have found the problem together

In a thirty-minute call we listen to how you work and talk through where time and customers are slipping away. If you do not need a digital fix, we will tell you that too.

30 minutes · no preparation needed

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