AI assistant for technical supervision

Most often, Alto helps find requirements in documentation, check dependencies between the project and budget, prepare open-items lists and answer questions from the investor or contractor. It reduces the time teams spend manually searching PDFs, spreadsheets and meeting notes.

Technical reports, drawings, budgets, bills of quantities, change documents, site meeting notes and project emails. Teams can ask about relationships between documentation, budget, meeting notes and communication, not only about one isolated document.

Alto has no fixed limit for project documentation size. It is suited for large projects with many buildings, disciplines, meeting notes, budgets and source-material versions. Documentation can be organized by building, phase or topic so the team can keep working clearly as new materials are added.

Pricing is determined individually based on company size, number of users and the number of active projects per year. In the discussion, we look at document volume, team size and whether Alto should support one pilot project or several construction projects.

Yes. Alto can prepare an overview of open points, find related source materials, summarize changes from meeting notes and show which requirements still need to be verified. The output can be used as a working input for a site meeting or internal reporting.

Yes. Alto returns links to specific sources so technical supervisors can verify the document, page or related material. This matters for disputes, changes, budget items and requirements that affect cost or schedule.

Typical questions cover documentation requirements, differences between project and budget, open points from meeting notes, changes between versions and source materials for replies to investors or contractors.