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Builders & GCs
Know what is holding up every project.
A custom construction assistant
Know what needs attention. Hand off what happens next.
Anvil knows your projects, answers with sources, and handles follow-ups across your existing systems.
We build and manage it. Your team uses it in web chat, Teams, or by text.
See it work
Ask. Prioritize. Act.
Explore a custom Anvil built around the Sykes Apartments Modernization project.
A real workflow we built
From a shared inbox to a routed shop-drawing review.
Before
Open every package, identify the job, find the reviewer, save the file, update the log, and acknowledge the sender.
With Anvil
Anvil reads the package, matches the project, routes the review, updates the log, and prepares the notifications. Uncertain matches go to a person.
Anonymized customer exampleShop-drawing intake
Before
Shared inbox → manual triageOpen, identify, match, file, log, and acknowledge every package
BeforeWith Anvil
Read, match, route, and recordUpdate the log and prepare notifications, with human review for uncertain matches
AfterWorking prototype · real source document · human review on exceptions
Keep the tools your team already uses
Your systems stay where they are. Anvil connects the work between them.
ProcoreAutodeskMicrosoft 365SharePointDrawingsSchedulesSpreadsheetsProject folders
Done for you
Built around your operation. Managed by Anvil.
Show us one painful workflow.
We connect the required systems and build it.
We launch on one project, then expand.
Verify and control
Answers you can verify. Actions you can control.
Permissions follow existing project access.
Important actions require approval.
Every action leaves a receipt.
Before we connect anything
Questions construction and IT teams ask.
The first blueprint documents the workflow, systems, permissions, approvals, and data handling before we build against a live project.
Usually, no. We keep Procore where it is already the system of record, make it easier to use, and connect the work that happens outside it. If a spreadsheet or manual tracker is the broken part, we can replace that specific workflow instead.
Common starting points are Procore, Microsoft 365 email, SharePoint, project servers, drawings, specifications, schedules, spreadsheets, photos, and internal databases. We only connect the systems required for the first workflow.
Access is mapped to the people, companies, projects, and source systems involved. The blueprint defines those boundaries before launch, and the assistant is built to respect them rather than creating a new open repository of project information.
Each workflow gets its own control level. Consequential actions can require a preview and approval before Anvil sends, creates, or updates anything. Completed actions leave a receipt showing who requested them, what changed, and which systems were touched.
Project-specific answers are tied to their sources. When the available record does not support a confident answer, the system should say what it could not verify and route the question or exception to a person instead of inventing an answer.
The blueprint records what data is used, where it moves, which services are involved, and how long it is retained. Provider, hosting, and retention choices are made around the company’s requirements before production access is granted.
The blueprint is a fixed, paid scope. The first build is priced from that blueprint, then ongoing management covers monitoring, improvements, and additional projects or workflows. You see the scope and price before we connect production systems.
Next step
What would you hand off to a construction assistant tomorrow?
Bring us one active project and the work your team cannot keep straight. We will connect the systems, build the first workflows, and give your team an Anvil that knows the job and can handle the next step.