FAQ
Questions teams ask before they start
Do you replace project managers with AI?
No. AI helps teams review information faster. Commercial judgement, safety decisions, buildability calls and programme ownership stay with the people responsible for delivery.
Can you work with our existing BIM and project tools?
Yes. We shape workflows around the drawings, models, schedules, field reporting tools and commercial documents you already use.
Where do clients usually start?
Most teams start with estimating, coordination, site monitoring or logistics, because those workflows can show earlier risk visibility without disrupting the whole business.
Do consultants need a DCRFI account?
No. Send them a private answer link for a specific RFI. Links expire after 30 days and you can revoke them at any time.
How do you keep AI outputs reviewable and safe?
We define where AI is advisory, who reviews the output, and which data sources are trusted before the workflow affects delivery decisions. That keeps accountability visible and the process auditable.
Do we need perfect project data before starting?
No. We usually begin with the information teams already have, such as drawings, schedules, photos, reports and tender material, then improve structure and consistency as the workflow proves its value.
Can AI help both office teams and site teams?
Yes. Office teams often use AI for bid review, coordination and reporting. Site teams benefit from faster issue visibility, progress insight and clearer communication back into project controls.
What does a first pilot usually look like?
A first pilot normally targets one high-friction workflow, such as tender review, coordination tracking, site monitoring or executive reporting. The goal is to prove usefulness quickly, define governance, and scale from evidence.
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