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Ask about contracts, drawings, RFIs, quality findings, obligations, and project status using natural language.
The VU-QC AI Agent is embedded across the platform to help users understand documents, take action, and identify patterns across contracts, drawings, RFIs, quality records, and surety signals.
Works across Core Platform and all Add-On Suites
These sections explain the main usage patterns without overstating automation. Every recommended action remains user-reviewed and user-approved.
Ask about contracts, drawings, RFIs, quality findings, obligations, and project status using natural language.
Review document findings, open issues, latest changes, and emerging themes in a compact project-ready format.
Turn identified issues into structured RFI drafts with clearer context, traceability, and suggested next steps.
Surface possible mismatches across contractual language, drawing notes, schedules, and active design revisions.
Help users understand why certain signals matter and which issues may require closer technical or commercial review.
Recommend follow-up actions such as reviewing overdue items, drafting RFIs, or checking missing document evidence.
Monitor how teams use the assistant across modules, roles, and workflows to improve onboarding and product fit.
Highlight recurring issue themes, common questions, and module behavior trends across the platform.
The same AI layer is presented as a consistent assistant across modules, helping users keep context while moving through project workflows.
The site mockup presents usage intelligence as a product analytics layer that helps admins and VU-QC understand adoption, workflow value, and opportunities to improve onboarding.
Privacy statement: Customer documents remain private. Usage analytics can be anonymized and permission-controlled.
Improve onboarding for newer project roles
Expand Design Review to more active projects
Address repeat questions around drawing change control
The AI Agent is described as a project assistant that helps teams understand documents, draft actions, and identify patterns. It does not replace engineers, and confidential documents are not used for training without permission.
Usage analytics can be anonymized and permission-controlled. Recommended actions remain reviewable before execution.
The same assistant experience can appear across the website and app to guide pilots, onboarding, and in-product adoption.