Soterra learns from its construction knowledge, your company's history and every project's documents. It remembers what happened on past jobs, so nothing is lost between projects.
Builds the QA checks that matter on this job and catches issues before work starts. It also drafts RFIs, reviews your H&S, programme and scopes, and answers any question cited to the source.
Everything it does has one aim. The right knowledge reaches the site exactly when it's needed, so issues are caught before it's too late.
I read the whole set. One clash worth an RFI: the window schedule calls for 6.38mm laminated glass for the Level 3 windows, but the façade PS1 is designed on 10.38mm for the same units. The documents disagree, so I'd raise an RFI before anything's ordered. Want me to draft it?
TV nogs hidden in a corner of the plan. Missed. The floors below were already lined when the architect caught it, and it went in his inspection report.
Same detail, missed again, and walls were cut open. The knowledge was already there, it just never made it to the next site.
No open CIs are relevant to the Level 2 linings. From your own history: the architect flagged missing TV nogs behind the lining at 42 Manuka Rd, your last job, so they're first on the list. The TV points are on the electrical plan. Get them in and marked before the GIB goes on.
Every job makes the next one smarter.
Code, councils and manufacturer manuals, with permission.
It knows where the mistakes hide, because we've made them ourselves.
20+ years in the New Zealand construction industry. We have lived the rework, the delays and the missed details first-hand.
Auckland University of Technology engineers building the platform and the AI behind it.