BuildPass AI toolkit: the admin assistant you wish you could hire

BuildPass is AI-native site management software for general contractors. The AI toolkit handles everything from voice-to-text to written summaries to spotting new drawing revisions, so your projects keep moving.

Why it matters

AI embedded into your current workflows

Construction software should do more than store records. The real win is changing how the work runs, and across multiple projects that's communication, efficiency and safety.

Communication

Everyone knows what's happening on site

The BuildPass AI toolkit writes your site updates, reports and summaries, and shares them with your team and clients. Everyone can see where the project is up to.

Efficiency

Less time on paperwork, more on the build

The BuildPass AI toolkit does the repetitive admin while you work, so your team spends less time at a desk and more time on site.

Safety

Catch hazards on the spot

Log a hazard or punch list item by photo or voice, and the BuildPass AI toolkit records it straight away. Nothing waits for the end-of-day paperwork.

AI-native, module by module

BuildPass has AI built into nearly every module

You'll find these tools in the modules you already use. Here are four of the everyday jobs they do.

Capture

Write it once, on site. BuildPass types it up.

Speak it, photograph it or scribble it on site, and BuildPass turns it into a proper record. You don't type it up again later.

  • Scan Notes. Photograph a handwritten note and BuildPass types it straight into the field.
  • Voice Punches. Talk through what you found and BuildPass fills in the title, location, priority and due date. It only assigns people who are on the project.
  • Text Beautify. Tidy up, shorten, bullet or translate rough text without leaving the field.
See voice punches
You say
Cracked tile in the bathroom, unit 12, high priority, due Friday.
TitleCracked tile
LocationUnit 12 bathroom
PriorityHigh
DueFriday
Punch list item logged, ready to action
Build

Turn the forms you already use into templates

Hand BuildPass a checklist, ITP, permit or JHA, and it rebuilds it as a template you can assign. To change something, tell it what you want and it updates the template.

  • Template Generator. Upload a PDF, spreadsheet or photo and get a working template back in about a minute. JHAs come with all six sections built in.
  • Template Assistant. Add a field, reorder sections or change what's required, all in plain language.
  • Submittal Template Import. Turn an existing submittal document into a structured package, grouped by trade and system.
See the form generator
You upload
site-inspection-checklist.pdf
Fields found18
Sections6
StatusReady to assign
Template created
Set up

Start a project without the data entry

Upload your drawings and floor plan when you start a project. BuildPass reads them and sets up your drawing register and locations for you.

  • Drawing AI Analysis. Reads the number, title and revision off each title block, and tells a new sheet from a revision. It reads the text first and only scans the page if it needs to.
  • Location Import. Builds your levels, units and locations straight from a floor plan.
  • Drawing Change Summary. Tells you what changed between two revisions of a drawing.
See location import
You upload
structural-set.pdf
S-201Rev C, new
S-202Rev B, revision
Grouped3 drawings
Drawing register filled
Report

The write-ups are done before you leave site

BuildPass reads what happened on site and writes the report for you. You check it and send it.

  • Weekly Summary. Turns a week of daily logs into a clean PDF, with a photo appendix once you hit five photos.
  • Meeting Summary. Pulls a meeting's agenda and notes into a tidy written summary.
  • Document Summary. Adds a one-line summary to each document you upload.
See the weekly summary
You click
Summarize this week on 21 Marlow St
TuesdaySlab poured
Thu, Fri2 weather delays
OpenRFI-042 with engineer
Weekly summary, ready to send
Every tool, where it shows up

One set of AI tools, across the modules you already use

Here's every tool, and where you'll find it in BuildPass.

Scan NotesDaily logs, forms, inspections, permits, meetings, JHAs
Text BeautifyEvery rich text field
Template GeneratorForms, inspections, permits, meetings, JHAs
Template AssistantForms, inspections, permits, meetings, JHAs
Drawing AI AnalysisDrawings
Location ImportProject locations
Weekly SummaryDaily logs
Meeting SummaryMeetings
Document SummaryDocuments
Image TaggingPhoto gallery
Voice PunchesPunch list
Submittal Template ImportSubmittals
Workflow ChatWorkflows
Certification ExtractionCertifications
Insurance Date VerificationInsurance, on request

Insurance date verification is available on request.

Built by people who know the site

General contractors across the US run their projects on BuildPass every day. The AI toolkit is built right into the platform they already use.

Whether you're a local builder doing a handful of houses a year, or you're pushing for four or five digits, there's a solution here. And BuildPass can handle it.
Joel Patterson
Director of Construction, Burkentine Builders
It's a one-stop shop for construction safety. Everything you need is right there.
Jack Hensey
Business Operations Associate, Reidy Contracting Group

Frequently asked questions

No. The tools sit inside the BuildPass screens you already work in. There's no separate app and no chatbot to learn. You work the way you always have, and the tool does the slow part for you.

No. The toolkit works inside the screens where you already do the job. If you want a chatbot to ask BuildPass questions, that's a separate product called BuildPass Agent.

Yes, and that's deliberate. An admin switches on the tools you want, one at a time, so you only run what helps. Once a tool's on, it shows up wherever that work happens.

Nothing saves on its own. Every result is a draft you check and accept first.

No. BuildPass doesn't use your data to train AI models.

The toolkit does the admin for you, inside the screens you already use. BuildPass Agent is a chat you open to ask questions across your projects. Plenty of builders use both.