AI Chat & Contract Analysis

Ask the contract anything. Get the clause back.

Plain-English questions, answered in seconds across every document on the project — contracts, specs, regulations, manuals. Every answer cited to the exact page and paragraph, so site teams don't need to be lawyers and auditors don't need to take your word.

This module answers
01 · What happened on site?02 · What does the contract say?03 · What action is required?04 · What evidence supports it?05 · What value was protected?

How it works

From an hour of searching to a sentence.

01

Load everything

Contracts, specifications, regulations, procedures, maintenance manuals. PDF (including scanned), Word, Excel — up to 1 GB per file, no volume caps.

02

Ask it like you'd say it

“What happens if truck availability drops below 70% in January?” No legal phrasing, no search operators. The way you'd ask in the site office.

03

Get the answer with the receipt

A clear answer with clickable citations to the source document, page and paragraph. Click through and verify it yourself.

04

Keep the thread going

Follow-up questions hold context — drill from the clause to the consequence to the draft correspondence without starting over.

AS4000AS2124NEC3 / NEC4FIDICGCCJBCCBespokeSpecs & regsManuals

See it in action

Ask the contract. Get the answer.

30–60 min
of manual searching replaced by an answer in seconds
100%
of answers cited to source — verifiable, auditable, defensible
24/7
contracts don't sleep, and neither does the chat

Who's asking

One tool, every desk on the project

Commercial managers

Clause detail checked before the meeting, not after it. Claim entitlements researched in minutes with the citations ready to table.

Project managers

Obligation triggers understood before they're tripped — what needs notifying, to whom, and by when.

Engineers & supervisors

Specifications interpreted for compliance on the spot — get it right the first time instead of redoing it after the NCR.

Maintenance teams

Procedures and part numbers pulled from manuals in the field — the same engine that reads the contract reads the workshop library.

Bring your hardest contract question. See the answer cited.

We'll run it against one of your contracts, with the clause and page in view.