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Connecting project information, teams and AI
The AI Operating System for Construction.
Bring project information, teams and workflows into one shared workspace. Give engineers AI support grounded in the right context, tools and approvals.
Project workspace
Ask across the project.
Work with context.
BUILT FOR CONSTRUCTION TEAMS
One project workspace. Better-informed work.
Project context and team workflows in one place, ready for useful AI support.
PROJECT CONTEXT CONTROLLED AITHE PLATFORM
The digital foundation
for every project.
ArqDocs brings project information, teams and workflows into one shared space. That shared structure gives everyone a clearer picture of the work.
Shared project memory
Keep project documents and records in one place, with their versions and approval status visible to the people who need them.
Connected project data
Link the information behind a decision: documents, activities, materials, approvals and the work they relate to.
work
Clear ownership
Give actions an owner, a due date and a visible status so follow-up stays part of the project record.
Reviews and approvals
Define who prepares, reviews and approves work, then make each decision traceable.
- 01 Prepare Team member
- 02 Review Specialist
- 03 Approve Approver
Stakeholder dashboards
Give every role a relevant view of progress, pending approvals and actions requiring attention.
Access permissions Change history Integrations
THE PLATFORM / CONCEPT VIEW
See ArqDocs in action.
One project view brings records, reviews, teams and agents together. Click through the workspace to see how the work flows.
Riverside Tower
Two pending approvals may affect the Level 4 slab pour. Open the linked records before deciding what to do.
Sources linked · Human review requiredDocument register
| Record | Rev | Status | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| DWG-A-102 Ground floor plan | C | Approved | Today |
| SPEC-03 Concrete works | B | In review | Yesterday |
| RFI-042 Slab opening at Level 4 | – | Open | 2 days ago |
| MS-017 Formwork method statement | A | Approved | 3 days ago |
| TQ-008 Façade anchor detail | A | Action needed | 4 days ago |
Work in progress
Prepare 2
In review 3
Approved 4
Who is working on what
4 open actions · 2 clashes to resolve
2 open actions · programme rev 14 issued
7 open actions · 142 workers today
1 open action · cost report in review
One master agent. Six specialists.
- 1 You ask ArqDocs
- 2 It routes to the right agent
- 3 The agent drafts with sources
- 4 A person approves
Sample project data. Click the menu on the left to explore each view; ArqDocs is tailored to each team's process.
THE AI LAYER
An assistant that knows
where the work lives.
Once project information is organized, an AI assistant can help teams find context, prepare work and follow defined procedures. People keep the authority to review and approve.
Want to see an example for your team? Talk to usApproved information, team spaces and connected systems.
Ask, explain, compare and prepare within approved access.
Owners check sources, decide and approve the next action.
BUILT FOR THE WHOLE PROJECT
One platform.
Different work, shared context.
Start with one team and a useful workflow. The same project foundation can support more teams as the platform grows.
Bring coordination findings into a shared review and follow-up process.
Coordinated models · clash-tool results · issue records
Group issues and suggest priorities and responsible disciplines.
BIM and technical teams resolve and close issues.
Bring current tender information and relevant past work into a more consistent process.
Tender documents · company templates · permitted historical records
Prepare structured drafts, surface gaps and help the team compare options.
Tender specialists check assumptions and make the decision.
Make contract information easier to find, organize and follow up.
Contract records · correspondence · approved procedures
Prepare obligation summaries and point reviewers to the underlying clauses.
The contracts team verifies interpretations and approvals.
Work from connected schedules and project information when preparing planning options.
Primavera data · activities · project breakdowns
Suggest breakdowns, resource options and constraints for the planner to examine.
Planners validate every schedule change before it is applied.
Connect purchasing information and make comparisons easier to review.
ERP records · quotations · item definitions
Standardize item descriptions and prepare price or scope comparisons.
Procurement owners approve suppliers and transactions.
Turn approved cost information into a clearer view of change.
Budgets · actuals · commitments · cost codes
Prepare variance views with links back to the underlying records.
Cost teams investigate and sign off on findings.
CONNECTIONS
Designed to work with
your existing systems.
ArqDocs is planned as a layer between project knowledge, company tools and the people doing the work. Each integration is scoped to your systems and access rules.
Integrations shown are proposed and defined during the pilot.
PROJECT UPDATES / ANYWHERE
Get updates from anywhere.
From the site to the head office, everyone sees the same up-to-date picture. Reviews, open actions and linked records arrive on any phone, in English or Arabic.
Concept preview · Messaging-style layoutWeekly review
Project information ready for review.
المراجعة الأسبوعية
معلومات المشروع جاهزة للمراجعة.
CONTROL & DEPLOYMENT
Your infrastructure.
Your project data.
ArqDocs is designed for your approved environment. Your teams define access, choose how models connect and review work before it moves forward.
Project records, versions and approvals are organized within the company-controlled environment.
Project information stays governed by your policies. External model processing requires a separate, explicit decision.
HOW WE START
Start focused.
Build for the long term.
We work with the teams you nominate to select a useful first workflow, create the required foundation and measure what improves.
Find the right place to start.
Meet the nominated teams, map the work and agree which workflow deserves the first pilot.
OUTPUT A clear first workflow and success criteria.
Give the work a home.
Set up a shared project space with team areas, permissions and a place for controlled records.
OUTPUT A usable digital foundation for the pilot.
Make project information usable.
Bring selected files and records into the workspace, then connect them to the work they describe.
OUTPUT Organized information with traceable sources.
Give one agent a defined job.
Provide the first agent with relevant context, approved tools and limits around the work it can prepare.
OUTPUT A focused agent ready for supervised use.
Measure what changed.
Run the pilot with the team, review the agent's outputs and compare results with the starting point.
OUTPUT Evidence to improve, continue or change course.
Grow from a proven pattern.
Use what the pilot taught us to improve the platform and add the next team or workflow.
OUTPUT A repeatable path for wider adoption.
THE FIRST PILOT
Clear outputs.
Evidence to decide.
We agree the scope and success measures with your team before building. The pilot creates a working foundation and a practical basis for the next decision.
- 01A project workspace
Selected records, team access and ownership in one controlled place.
- 02Connected context
The agreed information and systems linked to the work they support.
- 03One supervised agent
A defined task, approved tools, source visibility and human review.
- Time and effort
Compare task time and manual handoffs before and during the pilot.
- Quality and traceability
Review accuracy, source links and the work needed to correct outputs.
- Team adoption
Check whether the workflow fits daily work and earns team use.
AGREED TOGETHER Baseline, targets and review owners are defined during discovery. Results are assessed before expanding.
DISCUSS A PILOT
Tell us about your team.
Tell us which team or workflow you want to improve. We will come back with a tailored example and the right place to start.
Your request opens in WhatsApp for you to review and send.