Frontier AI, built for construction. Our models see the overrun coming; our agents draft the fix.
From your historyFraming ran 11–16% over on your 6 most similar finished jobs. Riverside’s estimate assumed 4%.
Sample portfolio. In your deployment every figure is read live from your own systems.
One intelligence layer across the platforms you already run41 platforms mapped · 5 live · 14 built, in testing
An overrun caught in the week it starts is a conversation. The same number in a month-end pack is a post-mortem.
Follow one job, J-1104 Riverside, from bid to closeout. At each stage it answers the question you would ask your team, then drafts the paperwork: the RFI, the owner email, the pay app.
1/5Precon. Win the right work: quantities off the drawings, gaps in the owner contract, bids leveled side by side.
Agents
Pay apps, RFIs, contract replies and cost-to-complete updates, built from your own ledger, documents and schedule, then held as a draft until someone on your team approves it. Watch the agents work →
DoneTakeoff read from 64 drawing sheets
NextBeing built and tested now
Draft readyBackcharge disputed under the contract
Draft readyRFI 43 to the architect, drawings attached
Draft readyPay App 7 saved to Outlook Drafts
67/67 red-team attacks refusedRead-only on two layersNothing sends without approvalHow the agents stay safe →
Construction intelligence is software that reads a contractor's accounting, project, payroll and schedule data together and turns it into answers about the business: which jobs are making money, which are about to go over, and why. Constructelligence is that layer on top of the systems you already run — read-only, and run on proprietary forecasting models trained on proprietary data rather than a general-purpose model guessing at the numbers.
One layer that 1reads every system you already run, 2understands what the data means, and 3answers whether a job is making money — in seconds, while the job is still running, instead of being rebuilt by hand after close.
01-100 LaborLabor · cost code 01-100How it calls it — cost performance carried to completion, schedule risk from thousands of simulations, and every figure traceable to the rows behind it.
Not a copy somebody re-keys, and not a nightly extract that is stale before it lands. The layer sits on the accounting, project and field systems that already hold the truth — read-only.
Cost codes, change orders, retentions, payroll burden, over- and under-billing — mapped across systems that each name the same thing differently, including the decade of inconsistencies every installation carries. That mapping is the platform's real work.
The forecast moves as cost posts, so a job trending over shows up in the week it starts — named, priced and traceable to the rows behind it — while there is still time to change the outcome.
Read-only by design: the connector never writes to your books, and the query layer runs nothing
but SELECT.
Most contractors still find out a job is losing money from a spreadsheet rebuilt after the books close. Constructelligence turns the systems you already pay for into one live answer — while the job is running — and gets more useful with every system it connects.
Every connector maps into the same construction model, so whatever you run — Sage, QuickBooks, Procore, P6 — you get all twelve views, the forecasts and plain-language questions on day one, with our proprietary models, trained on proprietary data, behind them.
Hosted, read-only and kept separate per customer — or self-hosted on the Private tier when your financials cannot leave your network. Your IT team's first question about a new tool has an answer either way, and nothing is ever written back.
An annual licence per deployment, with every user included — PMs, superintendents, finance and the owner. Add companies, connectors and modules as you grow; nobody rations seats.
| Capability | Month-end spreadsheet | BI tool | Your ERP’s own reports | Constructelligence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forecast at completion while the job runs | Partly: Monthly, after close | Partly: If someone builds it | Partly: PM-typed projections | Yes: Every time cost posts |
| Overrun flagged weeks early, with its driver | No: Found at month-end | Partly: If someone writes the alert | No: Cost to date only | Yes: Named, priced, traced to rows |
| Accounting, project, payroll and schedule together | Partly: Copied in by hand | Yes: After a modelling project | No: One system at a time | Yes: Day one, one data model |
| Drafts the fix: RFI, pay app, owner email | No: — | No: — | No: — | Yes: Held as a draft for approval |
| Setup and upkeep | No: Hours every close | Partly: A warehouse and a BI team | Yes: Built in | Yes: One 90-minute session |
| Writes to your books | Yes: No | Yes: Usually not | Not applicable: It is the books | Yes: Never — read-only |
What it shows, how the forecast calls it, what it reads from, what it costs and what ships next.
Catch the overrun, run the money, trust the numbers — every document matched to the ledger, and every table out to Excel or Power BI.
See the product PredictionScroll one job week by week: the plan, the cost as it posts, and the week our models call the overrun — with the arithmetic.
How the forecast works IntegrationsERP, project management, scheduling, payroll and field — every connector’s status published.
See the integrations PricingAnnual, never per seat. Work out what chasing the numbers costs you now, and see the setup plan.
Pricing & payback RoadmapSix modules, sequenced by what founding customers asked for most.
See the roadmapOnboarding is hands-on, so it happens a few contractors at a time: we connect the systems you already run, reconcile the numbers against a report you already trust, and you keep using the dashboard while we build what is missing.
No lock-in: cancel at the end of any term and take your data with you. Details in pricing.
Straight answers on data, security, setup and pricing.
Construction intelligence is software that reads a contractor's own accounting, project, payroll and schedule data together and turns it into answers about the business: cost against estimate, forecast at completion, cash and WIP, and which jobs are about to go over. Constructelligence is a construction intelligence platform built on that idea — read-only, hosted in the cloud or on your own server, and working on the data while the job is still running rather than after month-end close.
Yes. Asked the right way, it acts rather than reports: it drafts an email to the owner, a subcontractor or the PM with the figures and the attachments already in it; writes a numbered RFI with the drawing, the ASI and the sub's note attached; builds an Excel workbook — the WIP schedule, the cost to complete or the labor report, with live formulas; and builds a signed-ready pay-application PDF with the G702, the G703, the change-order log and the lien waivers. Every action is a draft that waits for your approval, and the connection to your systems stays read-only throughout.
A BI tool gives you a place to build reports; you still model the data, write the measures and decide what to look at. Construction intelligence arrives already knowing what a job, a cost code, a commitment and a pay application are, so it can forecast cost at completion and flag a job without anyone building the report first. Constructelligence also exposes every figure over a JSON endpoint, so Power BI or Excel can read the same numbers.
Your choice. Most teams use Constructelligence Cloud: we host and run it, it reads your ERP and project data over read-only connections, and each customer’s data is kept separate from every other’s. Firms whose financials cannot leave their own network choose the Private tier instead — Constructelligence runs on their own machine or VM, with no copy of the data outside it and no third party in the path.
Cloud, unless your financials cannot leave your own network. Constructelligence Cloud is hosted, run and updated by us: nothing to install or patch, new models and connectors arrive automatically, and every user is included. The Private tier is the same product self-hosted on your own server — the premium privacy option on Business and Enterprise plans, with no copy of your data outside your network.
It is built to sit on whichever ERP you run. Live today: a direct, read-only connection to Sage 300 CRE, your own SQL Server, SQLite or MongoDB databases, a QuickBooks Desktop mirror, public bid feeds, and a JSON endpoint for every module — so Power BI, Excel or a script of your own reads the same numbers with no connector build at all.
Built and in testing with pilot customers: Procore, Autodesk Build, Sage Intacct, NetSuite, QuickBooks Online, Xero, Business Central, Primavera P6, Smartsheet, Fieldwire, SharePoint, Dropbox and Excel / Google Sheets. Coming soon: SAP S/4HANA, Rhumbix, Viewpoint Vista and Spectrum, Autodesk Takeoff and Microsoft Project. The integration list maps 41 systems in total and states what each connection would take; the one contractors ask for most is built next.
No. The connection is read-only, the SQL layer refuses anything that is not a SELECT, and nothing in the dashboard can change your accounting data. If a feature ever needs to write, it will be a separate, explicitly-enabled connector rather than a surprise.
Every connection is read-only — nothing is ever written back to your systems — and on Cloud each customer’s data is kept separate from every other’s. On the Private (self-hosted) tier the API binds to loopback only and rejects any request that does not come from the machine itself, so it is not reachable over the network by default; every data API call needs a key (X-Api-Key), keys are compared as constant-time hashes, requests are rate limited per key, and responses carry no-store caching plus clickjacking and MIME-sniffing protection.
A 90-minute session. On Cloud there is nothing to install: we connect your first company database and reconcile the dashboard against a report you already trust — on the call. On the Private tier we install it on your server first. From there, a monthly review with our team tunes your flags and prioritises the connectors you need next.
On Cloud, a read-only login to your ERP — and, for a database behind your firewall such as Sage 300 CRE, a small read-only connector that sends it to your account. On the Private tier, a machine that can reach your SQL Server — Windows or Linux, a VM is fine; the published build is a self-contained executable, so there is no runtime to install. Most teams are reading live data the same day.
It is off unless you turn it on, and it is the only feature that can send anything off your machine. OCR and field extraction run locally in the browser; if you configure an external AI model for the hard documents, that call is the one place your document text leaves your network, and the page tells you when it is about to happen.
Pricing is quoted per deployment rather than per seat, so every user is included. There are four tiers — Personal for an owner-operator or a single estimator, Team for one company database, Business for several companies on one server, and Enterprise for groups or anyone who needs a connector we have not built yet. Request a quote with your ERP, number of companies and the connectors you need, and we send a written figure within two business days. Founding customers get preferred rates.
The app keeps working until the licence term ends, and your data was never ours to hold. There is nothing to export from a Constructelligence account because there is no Constructelligence account — the dashboard reads your database, and the only files it owns are its own settings, its log, and the leads you send us.
The formulas behind every forecast Constructelligence makes, written up for contractors: 71 guides from construction AI and software to WIP, billing and cost at completion, plus sixteen calculators and three PDF-to-Excel converters. No sign-up, and nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Each guide runs one job through the numbers, with a calculator, a checklist and a spreadsheet template.
Enter your own figures, see the formula, and copy a link to the result.
Turn the PDFs contractors trade every week into spreadsheets — read on your machine, never uploaded.
Open data, lite models and the benchmark we grade construction AI with — all free to use.
An AEC benchmark for construction AI: 48 task families across 14 domains, with answers right by construction and every field graded — not on how confident a model sounds.
What helps the whole industry, we publish — as lite, openly licensed versions. Our full models stay proprietary.
Hosted for you or self-hosted, read-only, every user included. Connected and reconciled against your own reports in a single 90-minute session.
