Tell us about the builder and the project
Pick an example builder, or edit any field and run your own. Builders could also reach this through the phone agent, or by uploading drawings.
What happens to a case
Every step is automated except the orange one. That is the light-touch human layer.
Or talk it through by phone
Two working AI voice agents. The first runs this same intake as a 7-minute conversation. The second interviews manufacturers to test why they turn down small builders.
Asks about the business, the project, design stage, repeatability, site and financing, then gives a provisional readiness read.
Tests six hypotheses: hand-holding cost, the brief, repeatability, payment timing, inspection and spare plant capacity. Results land in Discovery interviews.
Paste a call transcript into the notes box and run the check. The phone conversation becomes a scored case with a brief.
Manufacturer-ready brief
The one page a manufacturer needs to quote a small project without weeks of back-and-forth.
Manufacturer matches
Ranked on system type, service region, project size, repeat potential and envelope performance.
These six profiles are made up for the demo and are not real companies. A live program would fill them from verified manufacturer interviews. The discovery agent is built to collect exactly these fields.
Advisor queue
Where the industry advisor spends their time: clearing flags on cases the AI has already prepared. The counts also feed funder reporting.
Discovery interviews
The manufacturer agent interviews factories. AI turns each conversation into evidence for or against the program's working hypotheses, a draft manufacturer profile, and proposed rule updates.
Evidence across all interviews
Add an interview
Import a call the manufacturer agent just ran, or paste any interview transcript or notes.
Interviews
Advisor rule set
This is the program's own knowledge, and the reason a generic chatbot can't copy it. Your prefab advisor writes and refines these rules; every readiness check applies them and cites them. Edit a rule and re-run a case to see the output change.
Where rules come from
- Expert capture. Record the advisor walking through real drawings. Each explanation becomes a draft rule with its reasoning attached.
- Manufacturer interviews. The discovery agent collects what factories need in a brief and why small jobs fall apart.
- Case outcomes. When a pilot project hits a snag, the advisor adds or edits a rule so the next builder is warned.
Guardrails built in
- Readiness guidance only. No engineering, code or financing approval.
- Anything touching structure, fire separation or lending terms is flagged for the advisor.
- Builder drawings and business details are handled as personal information under BC PIPA, with consent recorded at intake.