Cited assistant

Ask questions across your construction documents and get verifiable answers.

Converza's Assistant reads specs, drawings, addenda, contracts, and meeting notes to answer questions about requirements, scope, risks, and changes with source citations.

Important answers are spread across too many files.

The assistant concentrates review without removing professional control: every critical answer should be verifiable in the source.

Questions without context

A generic chat does not know which spec, sheet, or addendum version applies.

Slow manual citations

Finding the exact page to support an answer can take longer than drafting it.

Disconnected drafts

Findings lose value when they do not move directly into an RFI, report, or proposal.

From question to verifiable deliverable.

The flow keeps question, answer, source, and draft in the same workspace.

1

Ask naturally

Ask about requirements, exclusions, scope, changes, or risks using team vocabulary.

2

Get a sourced answer

Converza answers from available documents and shows the reference to review.

3

Open the origin

The team validates page, sheet, section, or source file before deciding.

4

Draft from the finding

Turn the answer into an RFI, narrative, table, or note for human review.

Assistant capabilities

Built for critical construction-team questions, not generic responses.

  • Questions about critical requirements
  • Source-backed answers
  • Project-based conversations
  • Drafting from findings
  • Spanish and English support

Key Assistant moments

Each scenario shows the assistant working inside a realistic construction document flow.

View 1

Ask about scope or requirement

The user asks from the project context.

Workflow

  1. 1Choose project
  2. 2Write question
  3. 3Limit to relevant documents

View 2

Cited answer

The answer includes references to review before accepting the result.

Workflow

  1. 1Read summary
  2. 2Review citations
  3. 3Mark for review

View 3

Open the source

The team jumps to the page, sheet, or section behind the answer.

Workflow

  1. 1Select citation
  2. 2Open document
  3. 3Validate context

View 4

Turn finding into draft

The finding moves into the editor as an RFI, note, report, or narrative.

Workflow

  1. 1Choose format
  2. 2Generate draft
  3. 3Review before sharing

Test the Assistant with your documents.

Book a demo and review real questions from a bid or project package.