One engineering assistant. Every system. Grounded in site reality.
The platform connects the two worlds a project lives in — contracts, drawings, and schedules on one side, the physical site on the other — and puts one assistant over both. No system is replaced. Nothing migrates. The intelligence layer sits above what you already run.
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Everything the project has ever written down, connected and searchable.
The captured, measured state of the site — updated with every capture.
One assistant that reasons over both worlds — and shows its evidence.
A nervous system for the built environment.
Project records are the memory. Reality capture is the nervous system. The platform is the brain — reasoning, remembering, and connecting. And the engineer decides.
Reality capture measures the physical state of the site — LiDAR, 360°, video, and vision — continuously and at low marginal cost.
The platform cross-checks what the records say against what the site shows: claimed quantities against measured volumes, schedules against captured progress.
Answers, drafts, and alerts arrive with their evidence attached — the clause, the revision, the scan. Every answer traces to its source.
Engineers review, edit, and approve. The platform informs judgment; it never substitutes for it.
An intelligence layer — not another silo.
The platform ingests the outputs of the software a project already uses — legal AI, drafting and BIM tools, project management, cost systems, schedules, email, and meeting records.
Every answer draws on contracts, drawings, cost, schedule, and site reality together — not one system at a time.
allaiz sits above existing software as an intelligence layer. Your teams keep the tools they know.
From tender to closeout, the assistant carries the full project memory forward — and it never leaves with a departing employee.
allaiz informs engineers. It does not replace them.
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The assistant layer is built and validated with pilot partners — on their records, their sites, and their systems.