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An intelligent workbench for tender documents

Agents that read complex tender PDFs, spot revisions and sync everything into the job system.

Visual for an intelligent workbench for tender documentsA building remediation specialist
Problem statement

What the client was up against

Tenders arrive as large, complex PDFs that change between revisions. The team re keyed details into their job system by hand and missed changes risked the bid.

Our approach

How we approached it

  1. Built tender retrieval and workflow routing
  2. Used vision models to extract data from complex PDFs
  3. Added revision detection between tender versions
  4. Synced everything into the job system with locks and audit logs
Solution we created

What we built

An EXTRCT document workbench that ingests tenders, extracts quantities and specs, flags revisions and writes clean data into Simpro.

Agents in the system

The multi agent team behind it

SourcesSimpro (full create, read, update and delete), document storage
Retrieval agentCollects tender packs as they arrive
Extraction agentReads drawings, tables and specs
Revision agentCompares versions and highlights changes
Sync agentWrites records into Simpro with audit logs
People decideReview, approve and act
Retrieval agentCollects tender packs as they arrive
Extraction agentReads drawings, tables and specs
Revision agentCompares versions and highlights changes
Sync agentWrites records into Simpro with audit logs
Simpro (full createreadupdate and delete)document storage
What it was built to change

The outcome it is designed for

Designed for up to 90% faster tender processing and around 95% extraction accuracy on standard formats, with lower bid risk from missed revisions.

This is live work without published results yet. We show the problem and the build, not numbers we have not measured.

Client names, detailed case studies, demos and references can be shared on request.

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