The Contracts Connected company brain has read every contract, compliance document and message on every project. Ask it anything. It doesn't guess and it doesn't just summarize. It opens the document and highlights exactly where the answer is.
A general AI chat guesses, summarizes and can't show you where anything came from. The company brain was built to fix that. Every answer comes from your own documents, with the exact words highlighted, so your team can check it in a second and trust it.
Is dewatering in Ridgeline's scope?
Dewatering is often handled by the concrete or the excavation subcontractor, depending on how the scope is written. You may want to review your subcontract to confirm.
A guess · no sourceStatus, contract risk, insurance, pay apps, messages and vendor history. One job or every job, with the source every time.
Two vendors. Summit Mechanical is missing a W-9, and Ridgeline Concrete's umbrella is $2M against the $5M you require.
Partly. The prime contract sets $2,500 a day in Section 8.4. Nine subcontracts flow it down. Northgate Glazing and Summit Mechanical do not.
Ridgeline Concrete. Their auto policy lapsed on 9/26 and the renewal hasn't come in. A reminder went out this morning.
Two lien waivers. Summit Mechanical and Northgate Glazing haven't sent theirs. Summit replied that theirs is coming Thursday.
On 9/18 Apex said the switchgear now ships 10/6, three weeks late, and asked to resequence level 3. The updated schedule is attached to that email.
Summit Mechanical, on three of four jobs: two certificates and one week of certified payroll.
Sample questions and answers from a sample account.
It reads each document and message the moment it arrives, on every project.
It reads the documents in your account and answers only from them.
Your documents are read to answer your questions. They are not kept by the model vendor and not used to train models.
Do it yourself turns the AI off for the whole account. No AI model touches your documents, and every other feature works the same.
Monitored continuously, with Vanta. Hosted in the U.S. on AWS.
Our co-founder ran a large federal general contracting firm for 15 years, about 100,000 documents a year.
"We are able to issue subcontract agreements in a fraction of the time it took previously. Having all our contract templates in the system and all our contract documents in one consolidated place really keeps things smooth and efficient."
Answered the way we answer them on a demo.
A private index of every document and every message in your Contracts Connected account. Ask it a question in plain words and it answers from your own records, opens the document and highlights exactly where the answer is.
A general AI chat answers from what it learned somewhere else and hands you a summary to trust. The company brain answers only from your own documents. It does not guess and it does not summarize: it opens the page and highlights the exact words.
Search finds the files with a word in them, and someone still has to read them. The company brain reads them for you, answers in plain words and opens the page it answered from.
Contracts and exhibits, compliance documents, change orders, redlines and the messages that come through the system, on every project, as they arrive.
Every answer opens the document to the exact words it came from, so you can check it in a second. If the answer is not in your records, it says so instead of guessing.
No. Zero data retention at the model vendor. Your documents are read to answer your questions and are not used to train models.
Done with you, alongside AI document review. Done for you includes it too, and the AI agent answers vendors and your team from the same records. On Do it yourself, no AI model touches your documents. How the levels work.
On the call, ask it anything about a sample project and watch it open the page it answered from.
