Collect the package
The Document Intake Agent receives the bid package from email or your document folder and records each file, version, and addendum.
Turn bid packages, specifications, and addenda into a checked review sheet with scope, deadlines, and requirements linked to the source page. Your estimators keep every decision.
A short call. Your first agent, a fixed quote, and the timeline. No obligation.
“We spend two days reading the spec before anyone can price the job.”
“An addendum came in late and nobody caught the changed deadline.”
“The requirements are in there somewhere, but finding them takes forever.”
The Document Intake Agent receives the bid package from email or your document folder and records each file, version, and addendum.
Scope references, submission deadlines, insurance and bonding requirements, and exclusions are pulled into an agreed review sheet.
Each extracted item points to the source page. Missing, unreadable, or conflicting items are flagged instead of guessed.
Your estimator reviews, corrects, and exports the sheet. Corrections are kept so the next package is checked faster.

15 real bid packages evaluated for extraction quality

Jobs, crews, schedules, and billing on the same records
No. The first agent prepares the document review: scope references, deadlines, requirements, and exclusions with source pages. Pricing and quantities stay with your estimators.
Our construction document work has covered 15 real bid packages, including a 1,543-page specification. We agree page limits and file types before the first agent begins.
It flags the item as missing, conflicting, or unreadable and shows where it looked. Nothing is presented as confirmed without a source page.
Yes. Teams that start with bid review often move to an AI ERP covering jobs, crews, scheduling, and billing, which is the kind of work behind our Fieldline project.
Integrations
Book a short call and show us one workflow. You leave with the agent we would start with, a fixed quote, and what should wait.