Inside the platform
Your project, connected.
Explore the tools behind your daily briefing, from crew coordination to schedule recovery.
Meet HAL
The views nobody else shows you.
HAL is the AI project manager inside Construct AI — it reads your live job data and runs the advanced scheduling views most construction software never shows you. Every one explains itself, in plain English. No scheduler required.
See the collision before it happens.
Every trade moving through your building, drawn as lines on one chart. When a faster trade behind catches a slower one ahead, the lines cross — two crews landing in the same space at the same time. Construct AI flags it weeks out, in plain words: “Finishes is set to run into Wood & Plastics in zone 6 — 30-day overlap.” Fix it on paper instead of in the field.
So what: Nobody else shows you this. Gantt charts show tasks over time; this shows trades moving through space. It’s the argument-ender in every delay fight — dated, objective, already in your project file.
Finishes is set to run into Wood & Plastics in zone 6.
Never promise the same crew to two jobs.
Tell it how many crews a day you can field per trade. It looks across every project in your company and flags where a trade is booked past what you’ve got — then suggests which tasks can slide, using their slack, without hurting any end date. Nothing moves on its own; you make the call.
So what: Monday-morning crewing stops being a guessing game. And when a sub says you starved them of manpower, the record says otherwise.
Framing is booked 1.4× your crews Tue–Wed across 2 jobs.
Know the finish date. Buy back time when it slips.
The moment a task falls behind, the forecast recomputes itself — no button, no scheduler. If the projected finish slips past your contract date, you get the cheapest ways to pull it back, ranked by cost per day: “Stair towers on overtime: 8 days back at $15,750 a day.” Priced from your own rates, not averages.
So what: The 6 AM decision — which activity do I throw money at — answered before you’ve finished your coffee.
May 2
May 9
May 16
May 23
1. Stair towers on overtime — 8 days back at $15,750/day
2. Add a framing crew — 5 days back at $21,400/day
Platform
One assistant. Every phase of the build.
You don’t log into seven apps. You work with HAL — the AI project manager that reads your jobs, flags what’s slipping, and runs the advanced views for you. New modules plug into the same brain as they ship.
Live today
HAL — your AI project manager
Reads every project overnight and flags what’s blocking or bleeding money 30 days out, builds your Schedule of Values, writes your daily reports, and answers schedule, budget, crew, and RFI questions in plain English — one assistant across the whole platform.
Riverside — conduit blocked, crew idle. Flagged 30 days early.
Same risk, blocked automatically this time.
ProjectFlow
The PM engine HAL runs on: overnight risk analysis, AI-built Schedule of Values (AIA G702/G703), budget & actuals, RFIs, and one-click project reports.
Line of Balance
Every trade drawn as lines moving through your building — so you see two crews about to collide weeks before they do.
Resource Leveling
Flags where a trade is booked past the crews you can field, and suggests which tasks can slide within their slack — you make the call.
Forecast & Recovery
Recomputes your finish date the moment work slips, then ranks the cheapest ways to buy time back — priced from your own rates.
Underneath it all: QqDAR™
The data-integrity backbone — not a separate app. QqDAR scores every input across six quality metrics so HAL’s predictions stay trustworthy, and a risk that hit one job doesn’t repeat on the next.
ProjectFlow AI — deep dive
The live AI project command center
The AI reads every project overnight. By morning it knows what’s blocking, what’s bleeding money, and what needs a decision — a decision, not a dashboard. Every job it runs teaches it.
- AI project assistant — ask schedule, budget, crew, or RFI questions in plain English
- Project kickoff — upload an estimate or SOV, AI extracts scope by trade and location
- Project report — one-click health summary: budget, schedule, crew gaps, open questions
- Schedule of Values (aSOV) — AI-tracked billed vs. scheduled value, AIA G702/G703-ready
- Cross-job intelligence — a risk flagged on one job is blocked automatically on the next
Riverside — conduit blocked, crew idle. Flagged 30 days early.
Same risk hit Sunridge last month. Blocked automatically this time.