Engineering & Architectural Practices
Tenders, RFIs and milestone dates are where projects slip. We run the tracking and correspondence so the studio isn't the bottleneck.
Where we fit in Restaurants
Agentic automation for every corner of the sector — pick yours.
Where we fit in Engineering
Agentic automation for every corner of the sector — pick yours.
What we can take off your plate
Real, specific automation — matched to how practice actually runs.
Tender status tracking
Every tender's stage, date and owner in one view; lag alerted before the deadline bites.
Subcontractor RFI hub
Requests for information routed to the right sub, logged and summarised — no lost emails.
Milestone alerts
Project milestones watched; the agent escalates approaching dates to the right person.
Compliance & drawing tracking
Municipal and compliance drawings tracked; submission dates flagged before they lapse.
Client reporting
A packaged progress report to each client on schedule — no manual compile-and-send.
How we deliver it
We install the agentic AI model on your stack and wire it to the tools you already use — multi-app automation, live dashboards, and background agents, tuned to how your industry actually runs. The agent is free; the setup is our service. No terminal, no manuals, no maintenance on you.
Every install includes Pre-Training (R 5 000 / 8 hrs)
Before go-live we train your agent on your business — your services, tone and edge cases — so it works like a senior team member from day one, not a generic bot. For this sector: We load your project list and submission calendar, so tenders, RFIs and milestones stay tracked and the studio stays on design, not admin.
Support & SLA
Monthly support — Basic R 3 000 (4 hrs) or Advanced R 8 000 (12 hrs) per month. Sold on an SLA with a minimum 12-month commitment. No support plan? Ad-hoc work is billed at R 1 500 / hour.
Want this running in your Engineering?
Tell us how you work — we'll set up the agentic AI model tuned to your sector. The agent is free; setup is our service.
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